 Plater  7,872
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So after my previous troubles I now have asynchonous xmlHTTPRequests going.
I send a request on an interval set for 5seconds.
First the FF trouble:
Sometimes when I refresh the page, I'll get an error saying "returnObjB yId is not defined". Now, returnObjById() is my own function that exists and after about 3 of these errors it decides that the function exists and uses it just fine.
It seems to be related to the onreadystatecha nge of the previous page (which is actually the same page I just did a ctrl+refresh) because the error lines it shows are all in the onreadystatecha nge routine. So it's like it is calling those functions for leftover requests before the rest of the javascript is loaded. Very strange. Only started happening after making the request asyncronous.
The IE6 trouble.
When I stop the server that the requests are being made to. The updates stop, no problem there. However once I start the server again, IE does not continue to make the updates. FF starts back up making them. So I am thinking some kind of error is happening but none shows up in the IE javascript error thinger.
EDIT: After waiting a long time for it to start up again, it seems to have killed itself off with a windows error.
Any ideas on how to stop either of these conditions from happening?
5 1840  acoder 16,027
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Try clearing intervals on unload.
Plater 7,872
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Try clearing intervals on unload.
That would make sense except, why is the workspace from a previous html page being carried over? And if that is the case, then shouldn't my other function def's be carried over too?
Plater 7,872
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I added the clearing of the interval. Seems ok
Also, as another question on good practices.
On aschronous calls, if my xmlhttprequest oject is in say readystate=1, does making another Open()/Send() call cause any troubles?
Or should I only be allowing it try those calls if the readystate=4 (or 0)?
Edit: I did that and it stopped IE from destorying itself (I am guessing it kept making calls and eventually ran out of memory in it's space)
I also have not seen a repeat of my FF troubles, don't know if that was some fluke mistake by the firebug thing or what, at any rate its running smoothly again
acoder 16,027
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Well, you got it working. I'm not entirely sure why the problems occur as they do, but it seemed logical from what you described that the interval not being cleared had something to do with it.
Plater 7,872
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Well it happened again that it reported 3 errors about not finding the function.
I think it's just firebug issues, because it never hould have happened 3times like that instantly. There were no rogue xmlhttprequests happening at the time either. So I'm chalking it up to "don't care" for that one
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