Hi
Try looking at Drip, an IE memory leak detector:
http://www.outofhanwell.com/ieleak/index.php?title=Main_Page (first result
in Google)
https://ieleak.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/ieleak/trunk/drip/docs/index.html
Thanks
James
On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 9:39 AM, Mads Erik Forberg m...@hardware.no
Interesting, I've had similar problems all the way through each IE
incarnation, I had a quick look at your example, with no luck, but then
I didn't test it in IE.
You would think M$ would have been able to fix this problem by now, as
it looks like it's a similar problem as I've always
Event delegation helped me alot, still some tweaks I can do with that.
But yeah, splitting data in to smaller chunks would probably help. Also
I think the jQuery.fn.replaceWith method is a bit slow in IE, maybe try
to use jQuery.fn.html() instead.
Does anyone have experience with which method
When you say memory leak, what do you mean? Are you saying it just
runs slower and slower over time, or are you saying that it is just
slow in IE?
Also, I am getting an error in IE7...
Google is your friend
For info on difference between replaceWith and html jQuery methods:
Thank you for your all your tips! Will look into some of the links tomorrow.
I know the difference between replaceWith and html, but which is faster?
Kind regards,
Mads
Den 02.12.2009 22:41, skrev Karl Lurman:
When you say memory leak, what do you mean? Are you saying it just
runs slower
Yeah, me to.. But to answer your other question, it runs slower over time.
Kind regards,
Mads
Den 02.12.2009 23:31, skrev Karl Lurman:
I suspect that the html method would be faster...
Karl
On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 9:24 AM, Mads Erik Forbergm...@hardware.no wrote:
Thank you for your
