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Cool I see your point. I thought it would be quicker to do everything client side but my knowledge of client side processing is fairly limited. I'm going to do this server side like you suggested but I'm going to leave the question open for a while to see if any one else has any additional input.<br />
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Thanks<br />
Dave
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Cool I see your point. I thought it would be quicker to do everything client side but my knowledge of client side processing is fairly limited. I'm going to do this server side like you suggested but I'm going to leave the question open for a while to see if any one else has any additional input.

Thanks
Dave

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Thanks for your help guys!!<br />
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Dave
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I'm writing a page that displayes records pulled from a database. The list of records can potentially be large so we want to only display 10 records on the screen at once, and alow the user to navigate through the records 10 at a time. &nbsp;I would like to send all the records to the client at once and store them in a javascript array of some sort and have a javascript function write the relevant subset of the records to the screen when the user clicks on a next or previous button. &nbsp;Any Ideas?<br />
I'm not extreamly well versed in javascript so any help would be greatly appreciated.<br />
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Thanks<br />
Dave
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I'm writing a page that displayes records pulled from a database. The list of records can potentially be large so we want to only display 10 records on the screen at once, and alow the user to navigate through the records 10 at a time.  I would like to send all the records to the client at once and store them in a javascript array of some sort and have a javascript function write the relevant subset of the records to the screen when the user clicks on a next or previous button.  Any Ideas?
I'm not extreamly well versed in javascript so any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Dave

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