Thanks, Rey. Can you forgive a couple of old-timers for getting cantankerous
once in a while? I'm afraid it comes with the territory.
One thing is for sure: If somebody disagrees with me a lot, it means I
probably have something to learn from them. So Pops, no harm, no foul, still
friends, OK?
I'm not offended to hear about memory leaks, my goodness, that's something I
need to fix! I've been meaning to update that JSONP plugin for a long time
anyway. Probably do the hidden iframe like somebody recommended in the
comments, and also make that silly timestamped URL optional. I took the
timestamp out of the JSONP code I use at Zvents because it wreaks havoc with
the server caching.
Talk with y'all later,
-Mike
> From: Rey Bango
>
> Ok, first of all, this was my original posting, which has
> been hijacked to the hilt. Up till now, I haven't said
> anything but with the thread escalating to the point of low
> blows, I'm going to put an end to this.
> If you guys want to keep hashing this out, please start a new
> thread or take it offline.
>
> Next, Pops, you've made your points and they've been heard
> but your closing statement about memory leaks ("I wasn't
> going to point this out, but I think I will now, your JSONP
> plugin as reeking with memory
> leaks") was just a cheap shot and you said solely because
> you're ticked off. I read Geary's reply to you and it didn't
> warrant that. Couple that with that fact that Michael is a
> VERY well-respected & EXTREMELY helpful member of the jQuery
> community and I can tell you that's not acceptable.
> I *NEED* you to tone it down. Seriously. Debates are perfectly fine.
> They happen often but not to the point of cheap shots.
>
> Rey Bango
> jQuery Project Team
