Internet Explorer Issue?

[Memnoch1207]

I have several clients complaining that it takes upwards of 30 seconds for a checkbox within IE to display as checked, after they have clicked on it.
I know the browser handles the appearance of the checkbox and radio buttons when they are clicked on, so I was wondering if there maybe an "unknown" issue with IE on Windows XP with Service Pack 2 installed.

My clients are complaining that it happens with both checkboxes and radio buttons. I have experienced it as well. I click on the checkbox and it grays out, then finally it will display as checked.

Anyone else experiencing this or similar issues?

[I_Love_My_Vans]

I dont know about an issue, best thing to do, if you havnt already is to check the Microsoft site, or get one of your people to do it.

If not is there any chance you can use another browser. Mozila Firefox doesnt seem to bad, has some good features aswell. Also theres opera, but i havnt had much experienc with that one.

[agmorgan]

Nope.
Got an example of a site where it does?
Or is it random?

[mendhak]

I've never seen that on any machine with SP2. I think this would be more specifically related to IE. Does it happen on all websites on the affected machines?

[visualAd]

I have several clients complaining that it takes upwards of 30 seconds for a checkbox within IE to display as checked, after they have clicked on it.
I know the browser handles the appearance of the checkbox and radio buttons when they are clicked on, so I was wondering if there maybe an "unknown" issue with IE on Windows XP with Service Pack 2 installed.

My clients are complaining that it happens with both checkboxes and radio buttons. I have experienced it as well. I click on the checkbox and it grays out, then finally it will display as checked.

Anyone else experiencing this or similar issues?

Check for spyware, sounds like its signature. But if multiple peopl are expirencing it?

[Memnoch1207]

It's happening on a specific site of mine, but only on one particular page, not on all of them.
The page contains an option for the user to view "All" records or to "Page" them. It seems to affect them primarily if they have their option set to show "All" records. Which would then display upwards of 500 records on the page, containing 2-3 checkboxes per record, so I'm curious is a page displaying 1000 to 1500 checkboxes would cause this problem??
But then again, it doesn't explain the same issue affecting the radio buttons, of which there are only 2 on the entire page.

[mendhak]

Yes it would. It really depends upon how you're 'searching' for the checkboxes in the grid (for example). I once had a grid with just 10 checkboxes in it, and doing the SelectAll() took about 15 seconds. Real crappy, because I was iterating through all the elements.

I'd say it's more in the javascript function you're using.

But no, that doesn't explain the radio buttons. Anything about them that you haven't mentioned? Like some onClick() function you're running?

[wossname]

It may have something to do with pickles. Or it may not.

[BodwadUK]

You arent sticking in an intensive look when they click it are you?

[Valleysboy1978]

Let's face it, Internet Explorer IS an issue by itself!
Get Firefox!

[Memnoch1207]

Yes it would. It really depends upon how you're 'searching' for the checkboxes in the grid (for example). I once had a grid with just 10 checkboxes in it, and doing the SelectAll() took about 15 seconds. Real crappy, because I was iterating through all the elements.

Let me clarify. I said "Show All" meaning the user can select to have all of the records displayed on the page, or they can have "Paging" turned on and show only 10-20 records per page.

I'm not iterating through the checkboxes at all.
This issue is happening when the user tries to check one of the checkboxes, it grays out and then displays as checked about 30 seconds later.

Let's face it, Internet Explorer IS an issue by itself!
Get Firefox!

Brilliant idea!? So what you're saying is I should just tell all of my clients to get a new browser? yeah...good one!