Without any specifics there's no way of saying. What are you trying to
do, what does your code look like, and what does your HTML look like?
On Mar 6, 2:45 am, Jean-Sébastien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi, when i work on a big div tag (containing lots of others elements)
browser freeze, during
// store selector-results in variables and reuse
$sel = $('.foo-class')
$sel.click
$sel.find('.bar')
$sel.somePlugin
// specify selectors as hard as possible
$('body div.foo div.bar a.foobar')
is more specific and significantly faster than
$('a.foobar')
// use the scope
Hi H0tzen
I disagree with you, I think 'a.foobar' is usually faster than your
first selector. It's always relative, because you might have hundreds
of a. Then you should first filter most out specifying a container,
and then do the straight filter.
Each part of the selector requires jQuery to
hi, in my case the element is selected with an i id, so i guess it's
found relatively quickly. but this div is about 800 html lines
(doesn't mean anything but i can't count tags). In fact i just made
some ajax pagination inside the div.
On Mar 6, 3:00 pm, Ariel Flesler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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