[email protected] wrote:
Thanks for trying this. I tested it and it didn't help at all on my
computer. Also, it would have been strange since I'm actually using the
same XMLHttpRequest() for each call. Not sure how JS handle it though,
since the script still works after doing "delete.".
I also tried to create a new XMLHttpRequest() and deleting it for each
request. That didn't change anything.
Now that I look at it, that does seem odd, that the delete worked at all
for me. hmmm ...
I've always kinda wondered about reusing XMLHttpRequest objects; whether
it's really kosher to do so or not. It doesn't seem like it should be,
but of course, you can, given the API, so people will do it.
Maybe try creating a new one each time, deleting it after finishing
processing it. The logic on how to clean up the multi-used XHR objects
may be a bit messy - just doing a single request with each, and then
cleanup afterwards, may give you better results.
--
Patrick Mueller - http://muellerware.org
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