It’s interesting and almost nobody uses it: http://perfectionkills.com/understanding-delete/
JQUERY.AJAX ($.AJAX) AND ITS MEMORY LEAKING (Bug accepted)
I had a bug accepted in http://bugs.jquery.com/ticket/10824
jQuery.ajax ($.ajax) and its memory leaking (BUG) – How to solve it?
Hi everyone, today I faced a serius problem with an application suffering of memory leaking. After almost get crazy I could isolate the problem and I figured out the problem was the jQuery.ajax.
All my pain I posted in here (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8158739/ie-memory-leak-and-eval-with-jquery/8176724#8176724) but I didn’t receive any answer, hopefully I could manage that by myself.
Summarizing, if you will use in your application jQuery.ajax, which will be called in a regular basis (like every 10 seconds) I’d recommend you to make the call as below:
var request = $.ajax({ .... });
It will create a reference of that request to the declared variable (request).
When finished the request, YOU must do by yourself this:
request.onreadystatechange = null;
request.abort = null;
request = null;
jQuery.ajax doesn’t do that and the memory never releases.
Let me know if it was useful for you.
Galleriffic – Awesome jQuery gallery plugin
That’s a cool jQuery plugin that does a impressive work. It worths a look for sure: http://www.twospy.com/galleriffic/index.html