I wish I could confirm that but;
:-)
On Win2k
IE 5.5: no problems
NS 4.77: no problems
NS 6.01: no problems
- Original Message -
From: "Michael Pemberton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2001 6:41 AM
Subject: [Dynapi-Dev] Resize Fix (almost...) 2
> I
If you are using WinCVS1.2, in the preferences, under the ports tab,
tick the check for alternative rsh name. it should be set to ssh by
default. the other thing is you need to have ssh installed (uh duh!) and
the path set to include ssh.
There is a program available on sourceforge to help you
But make sure you specifically remove all references to browser objects
otherwise it will leak. That's what I found out when I was removing the
memory leaks from the API. Have one variable point to window, frame or
document and if it that variable is not set to null when page reloads,
you're screw
I noticed that someone ( i think it was Richard) mentioned problems with
the use of inline layers with the resize patch. I decided to play
around with the inline example used in the dynapi. I stripped the code
back to see how it works without the dynapi. here's the code I used:
Inline Layers
Now I get this:
cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot start server via rsh: No such file or
directory
what should i do?
8an
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I think this would be better, then we can also use this to disable the
resize-fix, if it's not needed. (in case it causes errors).
I just saw MP posted another idea, but it would be nice if we could still
cancel the resize-fix somehow.
- Original Message -
From: "Robert Rainwater" <[EMAI
Javascript memory is managed by a garbage
collector. So it doesn't matter if you just
do
setTimeout('blah()',1);
because the minute it executes all
references of it are lost.
8an
I have a memory related question , is it necessary to delete a
setTimeout after using it? (not recursive ones)
What's best:
setTimeout('blah()',1)
or
myBlah=setTimeout('blah()',1)delete myBlah
or
myBlah=setTimeout('blah()',1)
myBlah=null
or myBlah=setTimeout('blah()',1)
clearTimeout(m
I also found another option, just delete the recycled array before you start the
recreation. this will force it to use new layers and will remove any need for
any variables (passed or global).
Doug Melvin wrote:
> I second that.
> - Original Message -
> From: "Robert Rainwater" <[EMAIL
