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    1. COYou are hitting a limitation of the web browser. It will be slower on the customers machine. Users usually don't have computers as powerful as development machines. I would suggest working with your stakeholders and revising the spec due to technical limitations. When customers ask for drop down lists, combo boxes, or multi select list boxes they usually don't actually care how the UX is implemented. What they are really want is a simple and efficient user interface. If they are adamant about using drop downs then try filtering the data based on some type of context.
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    2. CORod, You are correct that session is not needed and viewstate can hold the data but you have to remember that the viewstate will be serialized/deserialized on every post. You also cannot share data between multiple pages using viewstate. That said, session storage does have its own negatives. This is really up to the developer at the time.
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    3. COAdobe Dream Weaver might fit your needs. The Web designer at my work place uses that and he doesn't have any programming experience. Technically he is a marketing guy. Dream weaver has many templates and plug ins designed to make things easy for non programmers. It can read and write asp.net and classic asp. When the guy designs something that marketing approves it is very easy for me to add all the real programming logic to it. Sheesh, I sound like I work for Adobe
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