Knowing next to nothing about javascript garbage-collection, I ask the following:
If a row template attaches a function to a cell's click-event:
<td onclick='foo(event)'> ${population} </td>
are there any memory-management issues for the developer to be concerned about? Does binding (and rebinding) of data from repeated sorting and grouping potentially cause such listeners to accumulate in memory, or are they automatically disposed of?
If a row template attaches a function to a cell's click-event:
<td onclick='foo(event)'> ${population} </td>
are there any memory-management issues for the developer to be concerned about? Does binding (and rebinding) of data from repeated sorting and grouping potentially cause such listeners to accumulate in memory, or are they automatically disposed of?
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Hi Tim,
Vladimir Iliev
the Telerik team
Basically in some old versions of IE (6/7) such click event can cause memory leaks because of their garbage collection pattern. I would suggest using delegate to attach such event handlers, for example using jQuery "On" method.
Also for more information about JavaScript memory management you can check this article.
Vladimir Iliev
the Telerik team
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