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I've got into the (probably bad) habit of using setTimeout(returnMethod,1) as a means of overcoming this. It's especially useful for long scripts that fire in t
by cubicle67 16y ago
I've got into the (probably bad) habit of using setTimeout(returnMethod,1) as a means of overcoming this. It's especially useful for long scripts that fire in the body onLoad event
- jws 16y agoThis works, but the immediate danger I see is that the user can be interacting and triggering other events while you are still acting on the original request. Results will vary from "that's better for them" to "insanity!" depending on what you are doing.