Please submit a valid test case that shows us this error being reproduced. Also, note that we have a new version of the core out (1.4.3) which you can download over at jQuery.com. If your error is still being experienced with it and we find the test case is indeed correct, we'll investigate further.

Thanks for your reply.

So now I am using jquery-1.4.3.js following is my code.

--------------ajax call code start------------------------------------

$("#divAllQuestion").load("QuestionManagerAJAX.aspx?intCorpNo=" + intCorpNo + "&survey_no=" + intSurveyNo + "&intZarcaId=" + intZarcaId + "&page=" + intCurrPage + "&screenwidth=" + screen.width, function(response, status, xhr) {

if (status == "error") {

var msg = "Sorry but there was an error: ";

$("#divAllQuestion").html(msg + xhr.status + " " + xhr.statusText);

}

else if (status == "success") {

alert(status);

}

});

--------------ajax call code end--------------------------------------

in the above code "divAllQuestion" is a div in which I want to load the HTML returned by ajax call

"QuestionManagerAJAX.aspx" is a page containing a large amount of HTML, say some 1000s of controls.

This code works fine in IE8 but gives Unresponsive script error in FireFox3+ and safari.

Thanks for Your reply once again Addyosmani.

waiting for your response.

Adnan Kotawala

Zarca Interactive.

Is there anyway you can post a test case for this?

It could just be that your app is overworking the DOM api while it attempts to create all the DOM elements your loading in.

Replying to [comment:3 rwaldron]:

Is there anyway you can post a test case for this? It could just be that your app is overworking the DOM api while it attempts to create all the DOM elements your loading in.

Thanks for your reply Rwaldron

I have created a test solution in visual studio 2008, is there any way to attach it here so that you can have a look at it, to get the clear picture of the problem.

thanks once again

Thanks & Regards

Adnan Kotawala

Zarca Interactive.

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