Designing browser-enabled forms for performance in InfoPath Forms Services (Part 2)

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re: Designing browser-enabled forms for performance in InfoPath Forms Services (Part 2)

TesseractNet — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 20:26:09 GMT

I'm disheartened that the things that make my forms slow enough to generate the dreaded "Stop running this script?" dialog box are the same things that make them useful (business logic, conditional formatting, complex XPATH). I guess I can't have everything. I was hoping that since Firefox didn't show the same problem that there might be an easy solution.

re: Designing browser-enabled forms for performance in InfoPath Forms Services (Part 2)

TesseractNet — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 21:08:26 GMT

I was too quick to complain. I read the 4th article in this series and discovered that my problem was that I wasn't forcing a postback on the fields that were causing me problems. Thank you so much for explaining in such depth!