I have a page the constructs an HTML table with a whopping 45 columns, and then turns it into a datagrid. This works great as long as the table is relatively small (less than about 20 rows), but when the table has many rows (maybe 100), Internet Explorer hangs.  Is this a known issue? Is there any way around it?

I'm using IE8.

Chrome and Firefox take a little time to render the datagrid, but they don't hang.

I took the easy way out and just removed the HTML table from the DOM, then added it back in again. After that, I re-create the datagrid from the new table. This works fine.

I'd still like to know if there's a way to force a datagrid to load itself from new HTML table rows, but the need is less urgent now.

Thanks!

I have an HTML table that I've turned into a datagrid, and it displays beautifully.

When the user clicks a button on the page, I have some JavaScript that communicates with the server, gets the HTML for some new rows, and replaces the original table's contents with the new rows. That's working fine, but I can't seem to get the datagrid to display the new data. Any suggestions?

Thanks very much!

I have a datagrid with some column headers and cell values that are wider than the widths of the columns. These values don't wrap -- I have to manually widen the column to see the full value. How can I get datagrid to wrap the values within the column's existing width?

Thanks!