Re: [Prototype-core] Lag between click and invocation of event handler in IE

2010-04-10 Thread Mislav Marohnić
On Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 18:26, marcoow  wrote:

>
> I have some JS code that listens to click events on links. In IE I see
> a reasonable lag (around 1 sec.) between the actual click and the
> invokation of my event handler. Is there any typical reason for that?


Hey Marco,

There shouldn't be a noticable lag before the invocation of the event
handler. It must be your code, so please share your code on the users' list
or in the #prototype channel on Freenode IRC. However, if investigation
shows it really *is* some kind of bug, then you should come back here and
continue on this thread.

Thank you

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[Prototype-core] Lag between click and invocation of event handler in IE

2010-04-09 Thread marcoow
Hi list,

I have some JS code that listens to click events on links. In IE I see
a reasonable lag (around 1 sec.) between the actual click and the
invokation of my event handler. Is there any typical reason for that?
My JS attaches around 50 event handlers on the page in question.

Can provide code if neccessary but I thought there might be a typical
reason for lags like this? Something that's very likely the case of my
problem?

Thanks for help,
Marco

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