Hey guys,
I am developing a rather large (from my point of view) interface,
currently standing with 4300 rules of javascript (included a stripped
jquery (1900) and swfobject + some plugins (interface iutil, ifx and
idrag)), and each 15 seconds a JSON object with 4kb of plain text.
Well, what's the problem?
Opera runs like hell. The drag slows a bit on the tick, but goes sweet
between ticks. Cpu performance of opera is nice too.
Firefox however, isn't. The cpu is quite high: 60-90 on a tick, 30-60
between them.
And, it runs like 'is there an infinite loop? this ******'. Its just
slow.
I've found that i could increase it a bit by avoiding the use of for
loops, but it still ain't good enough.
Any ideas how to increase the performance in firefox? I'm under a .. i
think it was 'non disclosure agreement', so i can't give the code ;)
Second, the queuing question:
$("#chatView").css ("display", "none");
$("#logView").css ("display", "none");
$("#chatTab").css ("display", "none");
$("#logTab").css ("display", "none");
$("#chatExit").css ("display", "none");
is called on the start of a drag, to only view a frame. In firefox, it
works. In opera.. It seems like it gets queued?
when i left out the onStop => View action, it did show the frame -
upon stopping.
