well if the js from that page is in the head tag you can extract everything from in-between the body tags and leave out the js
another way would be to cycle through each element - and do not take across any script tags. If that js executes it will be held in the memory. On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 10:18 AM, Veeru <swamyve...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi there > I have an ajax based page, which loads content from external page (html > +js) > > So if i have a div "update_div" being updated with external content > (html+js) > Let me be more specifig > > Step1: Ajax content along with js loaded into update_div from a.html > > Step2: Ajax content along with js loaded into update_div from b.html > > What happens to the js loaded from a.html? Is it lurking in the memory > or automatically/magically removed from the browser memory? > I am afraid of memory leaks, if the js is still lurking in memory, the > more ajax calls made, the more js is going to be held up in memory. > > Unless am totally wrong; i have no idea of the mechanism happening > here. Can somebody shed some ligth? > > p.s: Hope my post doest go missing this time :) > > Thanks > Vru
