Russell Jones wrote:
Randall R Schulz wrote:
Kai,
On Saturday 03 March 2007 11:33, Kai Ponte wrote:
Of course, there's a bazillion scripts running...
Those are not individual free-running scripts (for one thing
JavaScript is not multi-threaded), just independently loaded source
files. You could load them all and then not execute any JavaScript at
all.
This is certainly mostly correct, but one can get JS in browsers to do
more than one thing at once using setTimeout or callbacks from the
various XML HTTP objects (the callback functions will run concurrently
with other scripts already running, I believe). I'm not sure whether
the implementations of this are multi-threaded or not.
More helpfully, it might be useful to install Firebug and see what the
web-page is trying to do, and whether that is working.
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