Suppose I wrote JavaScript code that displays the first ten records from a database as table row elements. When the user clicks to load more rows, the table row elements are removed from the page but saved in Javascript.
Now suppose I have a similar page that displays 100 lines at a time, and there are thousands of lines that the user can execute through the page.
How to find out how much memory is used when these elements are cached in Javascript?
Daniel Allen Langdon
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