渲染大量 html 数据的 IE 性能
我有一些 Perl CGI，它们几乎查询整个表，结果超过 5000 行，并将数据发送到浏览器。生成的 html 数据大小约为 1MB。
早些时候我使用表格（这应该是理想的方法）。
不幸的是，大多数用户使用 IE，它在收到结束表标记之前不会显示数据。我们能做点什么吗？
为了在生成后立即推送输出，我使用了另一种方法，其中使用了 printf 和
I have a few perl CGIs which almost query the whole table with more than 5000 rows as result and send that data to browsers. The size of html data generated is around 1MB.
Earlier I was using tables(which should be ideal approach).
Unfortunately most users use IE and it does not display data till it receives closing table tag. Can we do something about it.
To push output as soon as its generated, I used another approach where in I was using printf and <pre>. Which reduced the response size by 200kb and and it appears more faster in display.
Again IE (not any other browser) eats up CPU and hangs for couple of seconds... :-( ..
Can we do something about it too.
FYI I am using IE8.
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从用户体验的角度来看，也许使用某种分页方法是明智的。对于最终用户来说，拥有一个包含成千上万行的页面听起来完全不友好。像简单的分页方法（“跳到页面= dropdown =”）肯定会解决您的问题，并减少加载时间并提高可用性。
还有一些预先构建的解决方案，并且可能很容易集成。我几乎立即想到的是 Sencha 的 Paging Grid：
这非常漂亮，您可能会因使用时髦的新技术而获得一些荣誉。还有其他选项：
希望这有帮助！
Perhaps it would be wise from a UX perspective to use some sort of pagination method. Having a single page with thousands upon thousands of rows sounds entirely unfriendly for the end user. Something like a simple means of pagination ("Skip to page =dropdown=") would certainly solve your problem, as well as decrease load times and increase usability.
There are also several solutions which are pre-built and would likely integrate rather easily. One which comes to mind almost immediately is Sencha's Paging Grid:
It's pretty nifty and you'll likely get some kudos for using a hip new technology. There are other options, too:
Hope this helps!
用ie的人多吗？
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp
无论如何，你为什么还在用表格吗？
我们都知道它们很容易维护，很容易混淆，而且在你的情况下很慢......
将其输出为 div ，它将显示所有数据，并且不需要等待表标签完成。因为 div 和 span 具有最少的属性。
More people use ie?
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp
anyways why do you still use tables?
we all know they are easy to maintain, easy to get confused and in your case slow...
output it as div which will show all the data and does not need to wait for a table tag to finish. as div and span have the least properties.