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Re: widget plugin with network access - No solution but a remark

Hi,

I don't know why the memory-usage is going up each time you call the function. But what I am quite sure of is that your "delete"-calls are useless. They always return false, but they should return true if deletion of the variables where successful. It seems that success is only the case if you define the variables as global (without the "var"). Of course, that doesn't resolve the main problem I just wanted to add that.

But another idea that might be worth to think about: As you use XmlHttpRequest, could it be that whatever you are reading is cached somehow within the widget, like a webpage? I tried to set the reqest- header to no-cache but that did not do anything. I don't know if it would do something if you would use a post-request instead, though I don't think it will make a difference.

Greetings,

Stephan
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