Thanks Oliver. I will try. On 21 jul, 14:52, Olivier Percebois-Garve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I m no specialist of such issue but you could first check if its memory > related. > Just browse your website and see if the memory is continuously > rising.(In the task-manager) > > > > oscar esp wrote: > > I have intermittent error, basically IE is frozen. I can not reproduce > > seems that I doesn't follow a pattern. > > > I have developed an application with asp and I use a lot of jquery in > > order to do Ajax call to load scripts and pages. > > > The structure of the application is: > > > I have a main page with two divs: > > > a) Menu div. > > > b) Content div. > > > When I load the main page I load all the java files that I will need > > using ajax. > > I use a lot of plugins superfish, validation, form, IFrame, block...etc. > > > When user chose a menu option: > > > - Block the page with waiting message. > > - Clean content div (using empty method). > > - Call using ajax to the option page (ex: newCustomer). > > o In the success: I assign the data of the result of the ajax > > call to the content div. > > o If the loaded page has some dynamics divs then I use again > > an ajax call to load that dynamic links. > > > I don't know why the system froze. > > > Maybe is because I load all the javascript in the main window and it > > is too much? > > Maybe javascript has any "expiration"? > > Maybe is because I jquery can not control all the events (remember > > that I only load jquery one time) and I use a lot of forms with > > validations (plugin validation) and ajax calls? > > Could be related with the cpu? My pc is quite powerful , and It seems > > (seems...) that happens more often with I less powerful pcs... > > > I am I little bit desperate because I don't' know who begin to > > investigate the problem. > > > Any help?- Ocultar texto de la cita - > > - Mostrar texto de la cita -
