Check if all data has loaded

I have a number of pages that various parts of the page are loaded from
an Access DB. The site is very new, only a few people using it per day.

The data is inserted using either Response.Write(rsuser("Variable")) or
<%=rsuser("Variable")%> as required, I'm stating that in case it is
significant.

The page data is drawn from one database, one or two tables depending
on the page.

Now my users report that sometimes the page appears to load, but there
are gaps in the data (the variables are missing), a simple re-visit or
a refresh and the page is full.

Are there any typical faults I may have put in the page to cause this?
Is there any thing I can do to inform the user that the entire page has
not loaded, or better still somehow force the data to be loaded?

In anticipation, thank you.

Jon

Re: Check if all data has loaded

"J-P-W" wrote in message
news:1163449195.268059.280500@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com.. .
>I have a number of pages that various parts of the page are loaded from
> an Access DB. The site is very new, only a few people using it per day.
>
> The data is inserted using either Response.Write(rsuser("Variable")) or
> <%=rsuser("Variable")%> as required, I'm stating that in case it is
> significant.
>
> The page data is drawn from one database, one or two tables depending
> on the page.
>
> Now my users report that sometimes the page appears to load, but there
> are gaps in the data (the variables are missing), a simple re-visit or
> a refresh and the page is full.
>
> Are there any typical faults I may have put in the page to cause this?
> Is there any thing I can do to inform the user that the entire page has
> not loaded, or better still somehow force the data to be loaded?
>

Gaps where? Beginning, middle, end? All over? Whole rows or individual
cells? Same gaps each time, or different? Can you replicate the problem
yourself?

Oh, and one more thing - you wouldn't be using floating divs, by any chance
would you?

--
Mike Brind

Re: Check if all data has loaded

Mike,

No floating div's just tables.

I havn't been shown the [incomplete] result, but that's a valid point,
i'll ask for a print out!

Jon

Mike Brind wrote:
> "J-P-W" wrote in message
> news:1163449195.268059.280500@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com.. .
> >I have a number of pages that various parts of the page are loaded from
> > an Access DB. The site is very new, only a few people using it per day.
> >
> > The data is inserted using either Response.Write(rsuser("Variable")) or
> > <%=rsuser("Variable")%> as required, I'm stating that in case it is
> > significant.
> >
> > The page data is drawn from one database, one or two tables depending
> > on the page.
> >
> > Now my users report that sometimes the page appears to load, but there
> > are gaps in the data (the variables are missing), a simple re-visit or
> > a refresh and the page is full.
> >
> > Are there any typical faults I may have put in the page to cause this?
> > Is there any thing I can do to inform the user that the entire page has
> > not loaded, or better still somehow force the data to be loaded?
> >
>
> Gaps where? Beginning, middle, end? All over? Whole rows or individual
> cells? Same gaps each time, or different? Can you replicate the problem
> yourself?
>
> Oh, and one more thing - you wouldn't be using floating divs, by any chance
> would you?
>
> --
> Mike Brind

Re: Check if all data has loaded

You should also ask for a copy of the results of View Source. Preferably one
copy for incomplete results and one for complete results for comparison.
This will help you eliminate html rendering problems as the culprit - or
identify it as such.

--
Mike Brind


"J-P-W" wrote in message
news:1163460407.441023.105480@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com.. .
> Mike,
>
> No floating div's just tables.
>
> I havn't been shown the [incomplete] result, but that's a valid point,
> i'll ask for a print out!
>
> Jon
>
> Mike Brind wrote:
>> "J-P-W" wrote in message
>> news:1163449195.268059.280500@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com.. .
>> >I have a number of pages that various parts of the page are loaded from
>> > an Access DB. The site is very new, only a few people using it per day.
>> >
>> > The data is inserted using either Response.Write(rsuser("Variable")) or
>> > <%=rsuser("Variable")%> as required, I'm stating that in case it is
>> > significant.
>> >
>> > The page data is drawn from one database, one or two tables depending
>> > on the page.
>> >
>> > Now my users report that sometimes the page appears to load, but there
>> > are gaps in the data (the variables are missing), a simple re-visit or
>> > a refresh and the page is full.
>> >
>> > Are there any typical faults I may have put in the page to cause this?
>> > Is there any thing I can do to inform the user that the entire page has
>> > not loaded, or better still somehow force the data to be loaded?
>> >
>>
>> Gaps where? Beginning, middle, end? All over? Whole rows or individual
>> cells? Same gaps each time, or different? Can you replicate the problem
>> yourself?
>>
>> Oh, and one more thing - you wouldn't be using floating divs, by any
>> chance
>> would you?
>>
>> --
>> Mike Brind
>