My application involves importing records. The application displays the records uploaded in a gridview, up to a maximum of
1000 per page. And it is not very stable, especially with IE8 and IE9 and to some extent in Safari. Oddly, works fine in Chrome.
The user checks the checkbox on each row to be inserted into the database, or clicks the "Select All" link. In IE the checkboxes won't select dependably, and in Safari the paging isn't dependable.
My question: is there a functional limit to the number of rows a gridview is intended to handle?
My other question: if I am exceding the intended maximum, is there something I can do to mitigate the instability - such as do a better job of handling garbage collections, or something to lend some stability?
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