For a table with a large number of row (>1000) the table scrolling is very slow which I tracked down to the scroll event handler:
$element.find(".scrollArea").scroll(function (event) { $element.find(headerElementToFakeScroll).css('margin-left', 0 - event.target.scrollLeft); });
It appears this handles horizontal scrolling which I didn't need so I was able to take it out safely. Is there a way to give the option to improve performance for large data sets if horizontal scrolling isn't needed?
For a table with a large number of row (>1000) the table scrolling is very slow which I tracked down to the scroll event handler:
$element.find(".scrollArea").scroll(function (event) { $element.find(headerElementToFakeScroll).css('margin-left', 0 - event.target.scrollLeft); });It appears this handles horizontal scrolling which I didn't need so I was able to take it out safely. Is there a way to give the option to improve performance for large data sets if horizontal scrolling isn't needed?