Hi,

Regarding the resize feature, it worked fine in IE 6, even with 500 rows in previous version of JQGrid. So, there was something changed in this version of the plugin. Will this new feature (that had an impact on the resize feature)

I tested the new version of JQGrid (3.5 beta, build4).

For 500 rows and 9 columns, in IE 6, on a Pentium dual core processor (2.13 GHz) with 2GB of RAM, the time to load the table is aproximatively 4.5 seconds.
There was an improvement of 3 times from the previously 13 seconds !
The time to load for a table of 500 rows and 9 columns, using the 'innerHTML' command, was 0.7 seconds on the same computer.

Do you think that the difference of almost 6 times comes from the JQuery core ?

Did you change something about the way the plugin should be used so that to obtain better performances (because I used it in

Hi,

Sorry that I did not mention clearly, but those times were the elapsed times only for the “addJSONData” JQGrid function. So, the times are only for the second timer from your code.

Before using JQGrid plugin into the project I wanted to test it first. I did not even used AJAX calls with this test. The data were taken from a JavaScript file, that contains a JSON representation string of the data.