Hi there guys
i was thinking of another solution, just watn to get your opinion as
well.
In my javascript, i was thinking of having everything in a name space,
something like this
namespace a=function(){
setEvents=function(){
},
unsetEvents=function(){
},
destroy=function(){
}
}
So ever
in your ajax all you can have the following :
$.ajax({
url:"b.html",
cache:false, // cache or not
async:true, // load asynchronously or not
success:function(html) {
// code here
}
});
On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 6:00 AM, Charlie wrote:
> one more thing you might look at and maybe get clarification
one more thing you might look at and maybe get clarification on
empty() " Note that this function starting with 1.2.2 will also
remove all event handlers and internally cached data.
http://docs.jquery.com/Manipulation/empty
Veeru wrote:
Hi Charlie
I have checked the links you gave me,
all the memory issues are over my head, I was hoping someone in the
know might provide an interesting answer myself.
I remembered that test , thought it might interest you.
Veeru wrote:
Hi Charlie
I have checked the links you gave me, found some interesting stuff
like adding a .html("")
Hi Charlie
I have checked the links you gave me, found some interesting stuff
like adding a .html("") before updating the ajax content; but in the
problem situation mentioned, they were only load html, but what if
there is js as well - like if any element has an onClick() event in
the html, and t
thanks for the reply waseem
i was thinking something along the same lines as well, to keep all the
js in an external file and probably load it even before the ajax pages
are called so there would be no js in the ajax calls, just html.
My web application, is something that usually runs round the c
there was an interesting thread on this a few months ago. Take a look
at the test run, was continuous loading of large file every 200 ms. The
OP ran test for a day
Solution Thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/ef024e92a41113a3/58f86e8deca2de4c?lnk=gst&q=memor
Been trying to replicate your situation.
the best solution i see is to not load the variables.
may be if you can explain your environment in more detail. like :
this is how I understand.
lets assume we have our container
within this container we have out element
we basically loading the full
anybody??
In my case, the ajax page, has events and js attached to it -
The events and the js are necessary for the loaded page to display and
behave properly.
Is'nt there a better way to remove the events and js from memory just
before i want to execute another ajax request than to identify each
variable/e
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.
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