I know you've already said you can't release the code of your actual
project, but would it be possible for you to construct some test cases
that demonstrate the speed penalty that you are suffering in 1.3
compared to 1.2? It would be interesting to see what circumstances
are triggering this and
I had the same problem, I still do actually and the only workaround
was to turn off firebug.
I also noticed that it wasn't so much the injected html that was
causing the issue, rather it was binded events and animations (most
likely).
John, if you want I'll try and test this and determine the
jQuery is used in some very high profile places, by countless people/
websites all over the world ... and yet the jQuery team takes the time
to provide this kind of support. The really great thing is that this
is not abnormal. With regards to jQuery (and the team/community),
there is nothing
Yes, I expect the new event triggering logic to be the cause of the
slowdown. In two other areas I had manually called trigger() during a
mouseover event. Whenever my mouse passed over that element, my
machine froze - cpu pegged at 100% for several seconds. This was also
while I was running
I'm not seeing this, no. Do you have a link to the app? What version
of Firebug are you using?
--John
On 1/22/09, Loren lorenw...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I have an application that does lots of HTML injection, animation, and
manipulation, and I'm a long time user and fan of jQuery.
Hi John,
Thank you for the reply. Firebug is set up for auto updates - am running
version 1.3.0 of firebug.
We're a startup building a consumer app, and our product isn't publicly
available. Our investor wouldn't want us to put our app on a public server
at this time.
I know you've put a lot
Thanks for helping Loren. We're equally committed to you, a member of
the jQuery community. Please send John the link to the temp site ASAP
and we'll figure out what's going on.
Rey
Loren West wrote:
Hi John,
Thank you for the reply. Firebug is set up for auto updates - am
running
Interesting your test
I will test my apps
On 22 jan, 08:43, Loren lorenw...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I have an application that does lots of HTML injection, animation, and
manipulation, and I'm a long time user and fan of jQuery.
Recently I downloaded 1.3.1, and my app became really
Thank you - it would good to know if I'm the only one experiencing
this.
My app is nearly all HTML injected, and it would be interesting to
know if other highly DHTML apps are experiencing the same issue.
-Loren
On Jan 22, 12:54 pm, Alexsandro_xpt bagul...@gmail.com wrote:
Interesting your
Thanks to John and the jQuery team, the problem was identified and
found.
It turns out I had a bad FireFox profile. For some reason, still
unknown to everyone, if you see tremendous speed problems (in and out
of firebug), try creating a new FireFox profile (firefox.exe -p), and
use that one
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