Re: Opera and the Back button
2005/06/06 18:35
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OK, I finally nagged the people at Opera enough for them to take a good look and see what was going wrong. It's actually fairly obvious in hindsight.

Inside the DynarchMenu.addInfo function you set up an event handler for the window.unload event to call DynarchMenu._cleanUp. This is the problem as it seems to remove the info structure needed by the menus. I tried removing the event setup call and I can now use the back button in Opera !! YAY !

The question then is, is it simply just a matter of removing that event or will that cause some other unforseen oddness elsewhere and will the removal cause problems for other browsers.

Cheers,
Michael

Re[2]: Opera and the Back button
2005/06/06 20:06
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An Opera tech. person followed up with me on this issue and it appears that the best solution is to only execute that code for Internet Explorer--which is actually the only browser affected by memory leaks. A new release having this fix (and others) will be up in a few days.

In any case, it looks like this Opera feature is indeed implemented properly--it was our code that cleaned up, not Opera! :-) Sorry I have jumped to conclusions too fast.

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