On 2015-07-05 17:50, Rabbi David Botton wrote:
> I didn't realize I didn't have a property for that. I've just added it
> to git. My_Image.URL_Source
>
> David Botton
>
Perfect. Thanks.
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I didn't realize I didn't have a property for that. I've just added it to
git. My_Image.URL_Source
David Botton
On Sun, Jul 5, 2015 at 11:10 AM Björn Lundin wrote:
> On 2015-07-05 16:59, Rabbi David Botton wrote:
> >> Ok - I don't need to call some reload method then?
> >>
> >
> > When you cha
On 2015-07-05 16:59, Rabbi David Botton wrote:
>> Ok - I don't need to call some reload method then?
>>
>
> When you change the url of an image the browser will reload it, if the
> image was not in the cache. By doing the ?something trick the browser
> assumes it is a new image and pulls it even i
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Think of it like this, as long as you are displaying something (or just =
have hidden) it is in the DOM and taking up memory. If you just destroy =
the Gnoga object with out destroying the DOM object you are in a sense =
leaking memory on the DOM side. Usually that is intended behavior. You =
Ok - I don't need to call some reload method then?
When you change the url of an image the browser will reload it, if the
image was not in the cache. By doing the ?something trick the browser
assumes it is a new image and pulls it even if the same file name.
What triggers the browser to refresh
I don't really know a lot about how the DOM works, so I'll just ask:
Does this mean if we are manually deleting items and recreating them that
the DOM is ever growing (similar to a memory leak)? Since Gnoga doesn't
provide customizable dialogs yet for Singleton, I have been hacking this by
deletin
On 2015-07-05 04:05, Rabbi David Botton wrote:
> Double buffer. Create a second table that is hidden. Fill it in. Hide
> first and show second. Can either delete the old one or recycle it.
But of course. Thanks
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Björn
On 2015-07-05 04:09, Rabbi David Botton wrote:
> You have to use an html trick. When specificity the image name each time
> add ?SomeValue. You can use a time stamp to make easy. The server will
> discard the ? and the rest of the URL but the browser will force a
> reload since it assume the image
