[jQuery] Re: limits using dblclick if too many elements ?

Looks like you found the problem :) I tested this without spaces, and indeed the browser (FF) goes mad. It first froze for a minute or so before totally crashing. It appears that if there are no spaces at all (even inside the divs) then something goes pretty badly wrong in Gecko. -- Suni

[jQuery] Re: limits using dblclick if too many elements ?

Thanks both of you for trying again. I have also test the php script and it works ! This focus me on the problem. The difference between your code and mine is that I do not insert any space between my span tags : 1234...n-1n I know the code that I have posted was different. I *stupidly* thought

[jQuery] Re: limits using dblclick if too many elements ?

Works fine for me too (5000 elements). jQuery v1.2.1 Win XP : FF 2.0.0.10, IE7, Safari 3. Opera 9.23 acts up on double clicks, showing context menu and then incrementally selecting the span, the line, document below, whole document, etc, but it's a case of getting the double click to register, rat

[jQuery] Re: limits using dblclick if too many elements ?

Im sorry to let you know: I just tested with your exact code (creating 5000 siteSelector span- elements with PHP) and it still works fine for me, the message gets appended immediately. Tested with jquery 1.2.1. I suggest you first try with another completely different computer. It may sound far

[jQuery] Re: limits using dblclick if too many elements ?

Mac test : it works fine on Safari 3.0.4 and still not work on FF 2.0.0.10. On 27 nov, 18:49, dehneg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Suni, > > I am disappointed. > The results of your tests show clearly that there is a problem with my > code/environment. > > I have put my full html/js code at th

[jQuery] Re: limits using dblclick if too many elements ?

Hi Suni, I am disappointed. The results of your tests show clearly that there is a problem with my code/environment. I have put my full html/js code at the end of this mail. As you can see it is minimal. I have made new tests with the jQuery nightly build without improvement. I have tested my

[jQuery] Re: limits using dblclick if too many elements ?

I tested your code (FF and IE) with up to 5000 span-elements and could not reproduce the issue. The message was appended every time immediately. There is propable something else in the page distracting the process. Please note that when you doubleclick the normal click-event gets also processed (