Is there a size-limit to a XSLT generated webform?
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Hi, I'm working on a legacy .net web-app where one of the pages displays a tree(which can expand/collapse the branches). The html code for this tree is generated using an XSLT file. Right now, we are experiencing a problem where the tree does not display at all when the generated tree has some 20,000+ leaves. In the normal case, or even when the tree has some 10,000 leaves, the tree is generated and displayed properly. My question is if there is a known limit to how large this tree can be. Or if this is just a bug in the XSLT file that we have fix. Thanks in advance for your help.
Rafferty
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Hi, I'm working on a legacy .net web-app where one of the pages displays a tree(which can expand/collapse the branches). The html code for this tree is generated using an XSLT file. Right now, we are experiencing a problem where the tree does not display at all when the generated tree has some 20,000+ leaves. In the normal case, or even when the tree has some 10,000 leaves, the tree is generated and displayed properly. My question is if there is a known limit to how large this tree can be. Or if this is just a bug in the XSLT file that we have fix. Thanks in advance for your help.
Rafferty
Actually if you write XSLT, it will render HTML in the browser. So if there is a limit, it would be the browser. But I do think there is no limit in html AFAIK. Lets see what others reply. :)
Abhishek Sur
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Hi, I'm working on a legacy .net web-app where one of the pages displays a tree(which can expand/collapse the branches). The html code for this tree is generated using an XSLT file. Right now, we are experiencing a problem where the tree does not display at all when the generated tree has some 20,000+ leaves. In the normal case, or even when the tree has some 10,000 leaves, the tree is generated and displayed properly. My question is if there is a known limit to how large this tree can be. Or if this is just a bug in the XSLT file that we have fix. Thanks in advance for your help.
Rafferty
Updates: I have found that the tree will display after 3 (or more times) of refreshing the page and trying again. Does anyone know why? @Abhishek Sur: Thanks for your answer.
Rafferty