IPhoto Gallery Uploads, Web Browsers Comments "Script too slow"

I have been using iWeb in the past to share my pictures with friends. So when I could see I could use iPhoto to not only share them but let people download near full versions I scrapped the iWeb site I used so people could go to my Gallery to view or download.
Now, I have well 40 Album and uploaded them all which used about half my 20GB iDisk (but thats mainly why I subscribed so dont mind). The problem is that the site flashes up an error message when you use even this most up-to-date version of "Safari", warning the user that the Scrip is too slow and the browser is in danger of hanging. Which 50% of the time it does.
Does anyone know how to solve this or is it just a limitation of MobileMe thats yet to be resolved as thats one of the functions of the site I thought and 40+ Albums is not that OTT.
Thanks

Dan
Start with a rebuild:
Back Up and try rebuild the library: hold down the apple and option (or alt) keys while launching iPhoto. Use the resulting dialogue to rebuild.
Regards
TD

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Message was edited by: cos constantinou
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