Hi,
If I'm not mistaken you are using ns4/Linux. As other platforms don't have
this problem as far as I know.
I couldn't immediately find your workaround, so I might be repeating you,
but the reason we need the line "delete c " at all (apart from it being good
style) was in the fight against memory leaks in IE5/win, so wouldn't it be
perfectly alright to put an os check in there?
Either:
if(is.ns4&&is.platform=='other')c=null;
else delete c
or
if(!(is.ns4&&is.platform=='other'))delete c;
or something like that?
Richard
BTW, maybe best to test with latest snapshot:
http://dynapi.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/snapshot.pl?file=current
----- Original Message -----
From: "D. Joannou" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 18 June, 2001 05:16
Subject: RE: Re[7]: [Dynapi-Dev] Attention...
> > It is being handled by the DynAPI. If it wasn't then it would have
> > never worked in NS.
>
> There must be some sort of misunderstanding here.
> I am using v.2.53.
> If it did work, then should I be getting a javascript error???
>
> Line number: 77.
>
> Message: c is permanent.
>
> I don't see how this is considered as "working"!
>
> Richard Bennett said I may be missing a line from the latest CVS.
> I added the line and still the same error. Anyway the workaround
> I mentioned in previous correspondence works for me for the time being.
>
> >If you look at the specificRemove in dynlayer.js
> > you will see how it works. The visibility is hidden and it is stored
> > in a recycled array. It doesn't require any work on your part to use
> > recycled arrays.
> >
> > Robert Rainwater
>
> Let's get it working without generating errors first, and then we can talk
> about the recycling bit, wouldn't you agree?
>
> Deli Joannou.
>
>
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