Any thoughts about my situation?
I am almost sure this problem exists, maybe someone had the same in
the past?
On Sep 24, 10:39 am, ysubach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello
>
> I have following code in my project and it's a question for me if it
> causesmemoryleaksin IE.
>
> pagePart = getSearchResult(); // retrieve part of the page w/ search
> result from server
> $('container').update(pagePart);
> $$('#container a').each(function(a) {
> Event.observe(a, 'click', ...); // handlers for link clicks
>
> });
>
> As you see it just takes some html code from server, update container
> and attach click listeners to each link inside container. This code
> executed each time user want to search for something. Does this mean
> that all event handlers attached to links are stay in browser'smemory
> until page closed?
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