Performance Q...

My development environment is ASP.Net with VB and .Net Framework 1.1. All my
browsers are IE5+.
I am injecting client validations codes like if the numbers of characters
are n set the focus to next text box, covert all the lower case to upper
case letter etc. I got like 20 textboxes which has client side injected
code. Will it be a performance issue?
Smithprobably not...unless your users are running 386s...
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"Smith John" <JohnSmith56@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> My development environment is ASP.Net with VB and .Net Framework 1.1. All
my
> browsers are IE5+.
> I am injecting client validations codes like if the numbers of characters
> are n set the focus to next text box, covert all the lower case to upper
> case letter etc. I got like 20 textboxes which has client side injected
> code. Will it be a performance issue?
> Smith
>
>
>
Every instruction you write is a performance issue.
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"Smith John" <JohnSmith56@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> My development environment is ASP.Net with VB and .Net Framework 1.1. All
my
> browsers are IE5+.
> I am injecting client validations codes like if the numbers of characters
> are n set the focus to next text box, covert all the lower case to upper
> case letter etc. I got like 20 textboxes which has client side injected
> code. Will it be a performance issue?
> Smith
>
>
>
Smith John wrote:

> My development environment is ASP.Net with VB and .Nadequatework 1.1. All
> my browsers are IE5+.
> I am injecting client validations codes like if the numbers of characters
> are n set the focus to next text box, covert all the lower case to upper
> case letter etc. I got like 20 textboxes which has client side injected
> code. Will it be a performance issue?
> Smith
I don't think so. We have a very extensive clien-side validation and get
adequate performance (less than 1 second response to client-side actions).