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In part of our application we have the ability to search for music. The search results are loaded into a gridview which lists the song name, the artist, the royalty required for use, and a small flash object which plays a preview when clicked (wimpy button from this site)

When the users search returns a large number of results, it takes a surprisingly long time for the gridview to load. I've narrowed it down to the flash object: IE seems to wait to display the gridview until the flash object has loaded for each row. Firefox instead renders the gridview and then loads the swf.

Is there a way to force IE to render the gridview at once, and load the swf after (like Firefox)?

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You could use jQuery and react to the finished renedering by adding flash content dynamicaly.

Migol
I'd hoped for something that was a little more robust (i.e.: not javascript-based) but if this is the way it has to be, it's the way it has to be.
Jeff
Robust in IE? Nah. :)
Migol