here is the code is question:
for(var x = 0; x < array_length; x++)
{
var search_text = order_new[x];
for(var i = 0; i < array_length; i++)
{
if(search_text === order_old[i])
{
var table_id = order_old[i].split('.')[1];
var new_tab_html = '<li id="tab_' + table_id +
'1"> javascript:void(0);
Prices </li>';
new_tab_html += '<li id="tab_' + table_id +
'2"> javascript:void(0);
Reviews </li>';
new_tab_html += '<li id="tab_' + table_id +
'3"> javascript:void(0);
Photos </li>';
var element = $('#hotel_tab_' + table_id + '
ul');
element.removeClass('tabs_nav');
element.empty();
element.html(new_tab_html);
new_dom[x] = $('#hotel_selection' +
table_id).clone(true);
new_dom_ids[x] = table_id;
break;
}
}
}
The first loop loops through 13 element and the inner for loops throught 13
until it find the correct one. In FF/Safari/Opera it takes about 1-2
seconds to run through(which seems ok) but in IE 6/7 it take 20-25 seconds
to run which is way longer, anyone see why it would take so much longer on
IE that FF?
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