It appears something has changed in how $.unique() works and it now fails (or endlessly loops to be precise) with multiple documents. It is filed as a potential bug of jQuery 1.8.
Put aside the in my opinion correct expectation for jQuery to be able to decide whether two document objects are unique or not (afterall jQuery works just fine with document, right?), I'm thinking about making the comparison myself to work around this:
Ok, so as was explained to me, what I have there was actually a misuse of $.unique(), so that is a big no no for our purpose. I have big hopes for the workaround outlined above. Will test and see.
For those, who want to give the workaround, it is available in fix-pools branch. If you do, please let me know if it resolved your issue or not. Thanks!
It appears something has changed in how
$.unique()
works and it now fails (or endlessly loops to be precise) with multipledocument
s. It is filed as a potential bug of jQuery 1.8.These two lines causes IE8 to hang big time:
Put aside the in my opinion correct expectation for jQuery to be able to decide whether two
document
objects are unique or not (afterall jQuery works just fine withdocument
, right?), I'm thinking about making the comparison myself to work around this:It should have the exact same effect without the need for
$.unique()
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