I counted 529 images that your trying to load at once. I'm running on a
machine with 4GB of ram with a 20mbit/sec connection and the page just hangs
as I'm waiting for everything to load in the background.  Not only would I
leave before the page is ready, you could end up with some very high
bandwidth usage.

First off your images paths are pretty crazy.

/images/Heirloom French Sewn Decor/W-Detail  Heirloom Accents Yellow Cotton
Batiste French sewn Pillow with Monogram, French laces and silk ribbons.JPG

Are you wanting to display only one image for each category? or are you
wanting a slideshow of all the images in each section?

In any event your current approach won't work. Maybe use the assets only
when a link is click would be a place to start. If you are planning on
loading in all the images in each section. Maybe load the first 3-4, then if
the user moves load 5 etc... This way your script is loading only a few
images in advance and its dependent on the user interaction.





On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 10:46 PM, griztown <[email protected]> wrote:

>
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to create a website where I load a pile of images in different
> sections, hide all of them except one, then, upon selection in a drop down
> menu, I fade the current one out and the new one in.  I'm using Fx.Elements
> to do this but I keep getting "out of memory" problems in Firefox using
> Firebug.  there are a lot of pictures so it's possible I'm trying to do too
> much here but I can't figure out what the problem is.  It did work at one
> point but now it doesn't and I can't figure out why it's crashing.
>
> In IE I'm told first I have an invalid argument in Selectors.js for the
> Element.implement match function.  I'm also told "Object doesn't support
> this property or method" for in Domready.js under (function() -
> window.fireEvent('domready')).
>
> The code can be found at http://www.kasyaccents.com/test/linda1.php.  Any
> help in trying to figure out what is causing my problem would be much
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks!
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