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Hi All,
I've customized a drag drop example, in which I create around 200 new dragdrop objects on a button click, and destroy previous drag drop objects if exists. But memory foot print of Firefox 3.5.3 keeps on increasing with each button click. Problem is visible with large number objects I used dragdrop.unreg() to delete dragdrop elements. Is it fine or I'm missing something. This becomes critical in our application, we need to create new objects frequently, we just need to get rid of previous objects properly so that it doesn't leak memory. I'm attaching sample code with this query. Please provide your views. Thanks pmaks Code: http://gist.github.com/188878
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Please don't post large chunks of code to the forum, it's messy to read and clutters up the site.
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