I saw some other posts about this, but it seems that when I make ajax calls with jquery again and again (every 30 seconds in my case), I get a memory leak. Moving from $ get to $ post (albeit a safer one) reduces the size - it still happens. Even if I have NOTHING in the answer.
Any ideas anybody?
EDIT:
Here is the code - sorry for not turning it on for the first time ....
$.post("Home/GetDashboard", { monitorDate: monitorDate }, function(data) {
$.each(data, function() {
});
}, 'json');
This will lead to a memory leak every time around 50 kb. What give. I have a lot of DOM code in the $ .each () function, and when I turn it on, a memory leak will jump to about 100 kb on every call. I call this function every 30 seconds using jQuery timers.
I used the $ .getJSON method, but the memory leak with this was more than 300 kb (YIKES!)