You mean those timers should be reset in the "unload" event? I thought
the browser was gonna do the job. Anyway, thanks for mentioning!
On Oct 23, 4:40 pm, DBJDBJ <dbj...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Agreed: QUNIT could be documented better.
>
> BTW: Just to be sure "we are by the book" ;o)
> I would be so bold to recommend ,instead of this :
>
> setTimeout(function() {
> $(window).unbind('hashchange');
> start();
> }, 500)
>
> doing this :
>
> var tid = setTimeout(function() {
> clearTimeout(tid); delete tid ;
> $(window).unbind('hashchange');
> start();
> }, 500)
>
> And in the case of setInterval :
>
> top.intervalTimer = setInterval ( ..... ) ;
>
> $(window).unload( function () {
> clearInterval( top.intervalTimer ) ; delete top.intervalTimer ;
>
> }) ;
>
> It is a somewhat moot point how are the timers implemented and in
> which browser and their versions.
> So, it does not hurt using them "by the book". I cleraly remember I
> had solved some very misterious behaviors in IE6&7 with timer re-
> seting,
> but that was a long time ago so I can not exactly say what it was.
>
> --DBJ
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