What was slowing it down was I had a drop down box for choosing a
customer. The customer database was large, so for every line it was
loading the data for the dropdown box. I changed the system so it
showed the customer, and then created an image the user can tab to and
hit enter or of course click on that brings up a pop up window to find
the customer by name, account#, SSN, etc. It literally increased the
speed on an invoice with over 100 line items 10 times. I already had
the image to click on for a quick method for them to enter in an
account number to find. The dropdown box was to find by name. It was
a stupid design in the first place. Oh well, live and learn. it
worked great when the invoices didn't have many line items.
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