Clear Data Adapter

[fredmichelParticipant]

Hi,

I have a question regarding a memory leak we have on a page using a 3 panel Splitter.

Left panel is the navigation, #Panel1 has a grid with a lot of text data and column with the edit buttons which allows us to visualize each row data in detail.

The Grid is Loaded in #Panel1 : $(“#Panel1”).load(“Ticket_Queue/Ticket_Queue.php”);

When we click on the Edit Button it triggers the data in #Panel2

$(“#Panel2”).load(“Ticket_Viewer/index.php?ticket_id=” + Ticket_ID);

I am trying to trace the memory leak in IE F12 and I realize there is a bunch of Objects which remains when we switch from the grid to the content back and forth.

Fist Snap when I open the grid gives me 27.996 Objects. Then I click on Edit to see the data and I have 57.293 Objects with the second Snap. When I go back to the Grid, I would expect to have the same 27.996 Objects…but instead I have 43.114. Its like a bunch of objects remains in the DOM somehow.

When I check in details, I have a bunch of String identifiers related to the json data I load for both the grid and the content panel.

I know what I am saying must be confusing…but I am wondering if there is a way to empty a data adapter when we go from 1 page to another before loading the same data again. From what I think I understand in the Profiler, the strings seems to remain in the memory which makes the amount of objects sky-rock everythime we go from 1 page to another.

Thanks a lot for your help.

[Peter StoevKeymaster]

Hi fredmichel,

Probably, if you delete the adapter’s instance using “delete adapter” for example where adapter is the variable’s name and destroy the Grid.

Best Regards,
Peter Stoev

jQWidgets Team
http://www.jqwidgets.com

[fredmichelParticipant]

Hi Peter,

I will try that. Thanks a lot.

Yet it does seem that Objects from both the Grid in #Panel1 and the other elements from #Panel2 never gets deleted even if we use, remove() empty() or anything else. We seem to have some objects, especially HTML format staying behind. I am using the Text Editor with most of the format options available.

[fredmichelParticipant]

Thanks a lot for your previous reply Peter, the issue did not change, and I got something else when I destroy the grid, which leads me to believe the Memory leak is not related to the Grid at all.

I have errors in IE Profiler mentionning that an Object is not attached to the DOM. SO when I switch from 1 panel to the other, I have 14.000 Objects with remains in the DOM not attached to anything. And the number keeps on growing until the memory crashes.

Its almost like the elements From 1 panel remains in the memory even if I use .remove(), .empty() or .destroy()

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