I was hacking together a quick example of flipping between product
details for a commerce site I'm developing on and found a consistent
crash using IE7 (FF3.0.10 and Safari 3.2.2 have no problem).
I have two DIVs laid out identically, except for the text and image
content. The first DIV is displayed when the page loads, the second is
hidden (display: none). When I click on a graphic set up to display
DIV #2 everything is fine, when I click on it again to return to DIV
#1 the browser crashes. I'm guessing the problem lies with how I am
swapping the DIVs, but it seems odd the browser itself is completely
dying.
Here's my "DIV swap" snippet:
$("#navLeft,#navRight").click(function() {
$("#productDetail").fadeOut("slow");
$newProduct = $("#productDetail2");
$("#productDetail").attr("id","productDetail2").attr
("display","none");
$newProduct.attr("id","productDetail").attr("display","visible");
$newProduct = null;
$("#productDetail").fadeIn("slow");
});
#productDetail2 is the (initially) hidden DIV. Whichever DIV is
visible must have the ID #productDetail (due to other code links), so
I swap the IDs using $newProduct as an intermediary.
Am I specifically doing something wrong that's bad enough to justify
the browser completely bombing? Or did I uncover a(nother) flaw in
IE :)
TIA,
Laker
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