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[Javascript] Efficiency of innerHTML over DOM tree manipulation
- From: javascript at mattbarton.org (Matt Barton)
- Subject: [Javascript] Efficiency of innerHTML over DOM tree manipulation
- Date: Wed Jun 28 10:31:39 2006
Paul Novitski wrote: > > When you say "running," do you mean that page-generation is slow or that > the browser seems sluggish after all the controls have generated? > I mean that the page generation, and very specifically the page generation, is slow. Once the page is generated, it's just fine. > > I'd think that Ajax/XMLHttpRequest would be one of the slower methods of > adding incremental content to a page. Rather than go back to the server > for additional content, I'd look closer to home. You misunderstand me. No additional requests are made of the server, nor do I consider making any. I am talking about using DOM manipulation to create/insert DOM nodes, instead of our current method of using innerHTML. Matt
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