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bhoover

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Hello All,

I am working on a form and as I am designing it I am trying to think through performance issues. I will need to load a large text component. I have used text components in the past without issue, but they have been relatively small. Has anyone run into issues with larger text components and form responsiveness? If so, does splitting a text component into multiple parts help?

Thanks,

Brad

Posted : August 22, 2018 1:02 am

Lee

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Text components are typically limited to 64K. Anything larger and the system will either error out/crash or simply fail to load all of the content (I've seen both behaviors). As a 'safe side habit', I never create text components larger than 60K . Daisy chaining load commands does help if more than 64K is needed.

Posted : August 23, 2018 2:22 am

bhoover

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Lee,

Thanks for the information. I've already run into errors as I've been building my text component. I thought it was based around having a string based variable that was too large by itself, but the error that was output didn't make a lot of sense. It might have just been that I crossed the 64K threshold.

Brad

Posted : August 23, 2018 2:27 am

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