[jQuery] Re: massive jquery memory leak in firefox 2.x: load() or empty()?

2007-06-04 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Shure no problem with the example but there is not much space left for having a bug in the callback method: /* request action incl. dom manipulation */ $("html").css({overflow: "-moz-scrollbars-vertical"}); /* prevent flickering */ $("#invoicetable").empty() $("#invoicetable").append('Daten we

[jQuery] Re: massive jquery memory leak in firefox 2.x: load() or empty()?

2007-05-29 Thread Jonathan Sharp
Can you provide an online example? The issue may be in your callback method. Cheers, -Jonathan On 5/29/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I assume this is a memory leak: $(#id).empty(); $(#id).load(url, params, callback) increases more and more the memory usage of firefox eve

[jQuery] Re: massive jquery memory leak in firefox 2.x: load() or empty()?

2007-05-29 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If I reload, close the Tab or navigate somewhere else, it is not given back. If I close the Browser and Re-open it, yes. I checked out some tweaks from a firefox memory leak discussion ( http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/1327586/posts ) but nothing works so far. I'm using Process Explo

[jQuery] Re: massive jquery memory leak in firefox 2.x: load() or empty()?

2007-05-29 Thread Brandon Aaron
Is the memory given back after a refresh? -- Brandon Aaron On 5/29/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I assume this is a memory leak: > > $(#id).empty(); > $(#id).load(url, params, callback) > > increases more and more the memory usage of firefox even if the > content is replac