Hi, I don't see any code removing the element from the DOM, in what line is it?
One thing I noticed is you're storing values as properties of the element (lines 32-36), that's the first step to get memory leaks on IE. Using the data() function to store element data avoids that problem. - ricardo On Nov 3, 2:22 pm, Pom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm currently creating a project where we need out users to be able to > browser thru different media types. Currently Images, Video and "360- > images". Since we are really concearned about the highest availability > we decided to create the 360-viewer with JavaScript, in the form of a > jQuery plugin. > > The plugin, after some tweaking, turned out to work perfect. However, > I have trouble releasing the window.setInterval when the div that has > been applied the image rotator is removed from the DOM. > > Here's the plugin in it's full:http://www.pastie.org/306425 > > Here's the code calling the plugin:http://pastie.org/306434 > > Please notice that the paste contains two plugins acutally. The > uppermost is used to disable browser selecting. > > At line 56 I'd like to add some code that makes sure the element is > still in the DOM. I've tried approaching this with $(element).is('*'), > $(element).lenght, but both reports that the element exists even > though it has been removed. > > If I test with $(element).hasClass it can be accomplished at runtime > in Firebug, but whenever I add any attributes in the plugin-scope it > doesnt seem to apply to the DOM itself. > > This is my first Plug-in for JQuery, so please feel free to give any > feedback, including improvements om best practice. > > Best regards, > Pontus
