Re: [WebERP-developers] Transition to HTML 5

[webERP D. <web...@li...>]

if you have a stock of 1.000000 items - no matter how long your page is,
unless you decide to display only 20, which would seem unpractical:

can you still notice differences of 30 bytes of javascript in the
bandwidthand in page loading time? Especially if the js might be cached?
Won't it be faster if sorting and others things are done in the browser as
compared to reloading a sorted page - needing twice the bandwidth?

How many bytes are 30 lines of items in a table? More/less than jquery code,
which is 70 kB?

Won't the data be much larger than any of the code that could make the page
more usable?

Datatables could be used on top of your pagination, so it would only show
and load the number of lines that is given in the config.

It also allows to resort clumn ordering, to save that ordering locally, to
hide colums, and eventually, some tables should have in table edit
capability to improve usage.



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