Exceeding 100 items

Question

So, we're experiencing these weird problems on our main page. This page had over 100 items on the page. On the 135th item, it wouldn't recognize the highest sequenced item on the page. It'd read it as null. For a future release, it definitely would be nice to have more than 100 items per page.
-Scott

Answer 1

IFRAME just to share the same screen space with the
first page.Yes, that's the definition of an IFRAME.
be populated when you are loading the first page? And
the same apply to submit.That's the rub, you can't! (not reliably and cross-browser at least)
An iframe is a totally independent entity, it could be displaying content from a separate domain (see http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=24317:233), not at all related to the page it is embedded in.
Most browsers have severe security restrictions regarding accessing/modifying content across iframes.
The OP seemed to have a situation where he had many "sections" in his page each with a bunch of mostly standalone attributes. So, I was suggesting that he "embed" pages via iframes within a larger page. Each page embedded within an iframe would have its own show/accept processing logic. In other words, you would click Submit on the page in the iframe and just that region (page) would refresh, just as if it were a standalone page.