On 7 nov, 19:00, Mike Alsup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > There is a problem with pc memmory when the plugin is working ( Tested
> > in a few pcs). At Least you need a 2 core duo for a not problem
> > experiencie, but try in a pentium 4 with 1gb of ram... and you will
> > Khnow.
> > Open the task administrator and test de memmory.
>
> It's not clear to me whether you think you're seeing a memory leak or
> too much CPU usage. Can you clarify?
>
> I'm not seeing a leak. I've had the main doc page (http://malsup.com/
> jquery/cycle/) open for 15 minutes in IE7 and my memory use is not
> increasing, even with 6 slideshows running.
>
> CPU usage will certainly spike when the transitions are active -
> there's no way to avoid that; that's just the nature of doing
> animation in JavaScript. But you can mitigate the problem by using
> faster transitions (lower 'speed' value) and longer timeouts (larger
> 'timeout' value).
>
> Mike
Thanks for the post Mike.
Here is a screen print to explain it:
http//servidorweb.ecomputer.es/JqueryCycle.jpg
In a 2 core duo, the cpu ups to 44% and my memory use is not
increasing too.In this case no problem.
But if you could test in a pentium, the cpu ups to 90-100% and the
memory will increase until the pc will block. I had tested in 2
different pc ( more than 15 minutes but it´s a problem if you have the
window open).
The code:
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#s3').cycle({
fx: 'zoom',
speed: 3000 ,
pause: 3 ,
random: 1
});
});
