►Q For Support◄ Which style uses less memory on Server side?

BenHayat

@Support;

There are two styles or methods I can use to show forms and queries to user on the "Desktop" version of Aware.
A) By using New Tab to open New Tab for each selection by the user (as long as I have "Show tab even if it is the only one" option selected).

B) By using Aware's Journal tracking and Go Back feature, where there is only ONE tab used for all the user's selections. Each selection overlaps the previous one. User can click on Go Back button to reverse back.

My question is, which style uses less memory on the server? Does Style B actually offload the data as user make a new selections? Or is it simply hidden but Aware is still keeping the other selections live on the server side?

This is really important to know, so we can decide which way to go.
Also, what is the better way to go with in Desktop mode?

aware_support

There is no difference on the server. All the difference is on the client (browser). New tabs use a lot more memory on the client.

BenHayat

aware_support wrote
There is no difference on the server. All the difference is on the client (browser). New tabs use a lot more memory on the client.

Good information to know Support;
Thanks!

BenHayat

Who is using "Single" tab with Go Back feature and who is using traditional multiple tabs?

tford

Who is using "Single" tab with Go Back feature and who is using traditional multiple tabs?

What do you mean exactly by "Go Back" feature.

BenHayat

tford wrote
Who is using "Single" tab with Go Back feature and who is using traditional multiple tabs?

What do you mean exactly by "Go Back" feature.

Ah, that is a powerful feature introduced in V7 for Mobile and I use it in Desktop as well.