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scripts up vote 2 down vote favorite Working on an add-on code that includes parameter passing between the add-on scripts and content script.But on execution of content script i am getting the Out of memory error. The code for content script is var id = document.getElementById("usermail"); var pass = document.getElementById("password"); var values; function loginClk() { //function called on click of login button values = '{ "employees" : [' javascript out of memory exception +'{ "firstName":'+id.value+' , "lastName":'+pass.value+' } ]}'; getFirstPara(); }; self.port.on("get-first-para", getFirstPara); function getFirstPara() { // function for communication with add-on script var firstPara = values; alert(firstPara); firstPara ="hello"; self.port.emit("first-para", firstPara); } Would be great if someone could help me out in finding the error that results in out of memory error. javascript firefox-addon out-of-memory firefox-addon-sdk share|improve this question asked Aug 10 '15 at 10:32 OshoParth 5641314 1 That means you've gone into a infinite loop. –Mouser Aug 10 '15 at 10:32 @Mouser please suggest some way to prevent this because if i execute this without calling getFirstPara() in loginClk() i do not get the value of "Values" Variable in getFirstPara(). –OshoParth Aug 10 '15 at 10:35 You have a lot of addon sdk questions and there arent too my of those devs answer questions so thanks for your patience and persistence. Ill try to look at this and answer. –Noitidart Aug 11 '15 at 7:41 @Noitidart Thanks Buddy :) .. Hope we seek contributor's attention soon to get the issues resolved. –OshoParth Aug 11 '15 at 7:56 You seem cool man and I saw your profile you are into C. You'll probably love js
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Me? Password forgot password? This is an archived forum and may no longer be relevant. The active forums are here. Advanced Search Javascript ‘Out of Memory' error / template access frozen after update to build 20100810 Phoenix First Posted: 12 August 2010 09:40 PM Joined: 2009-01-0843 posts I am experiencing a problem in the CP following an update to build 20100810 in v2.1. When I attempt to edit template Access permissions in the Template Manager, in IE I receive an "out of memory" JS error, and the access permissions are not updated. In FF the browser crashes. Worse, even with JS disabled, the Access settings I attempt to set are not being saved once the template is submitted. I receive a "Template has been updated" message, but the Access settings revert to their previous settings. As a result, my Access settings seem to be frozen. This only appears to affect the "Access" section (on both the Template Manager listing page as well as the detail page for individual templates)--"Preferences", etc seem unaffected, and I am successfully able to make updates to those settings. However, I know of no other way to update template access permissions via the CP, so I'm a bit stuck. Ingmar Greil Posted: 13 August 2010 10:36 AM [ # 1 ] Joined: 2004-05-1529238 posts Please try to re-upload a fresh set of files. Are you using any etxensions? Phoenix First Posted: 13 August 2010 08:27 PM [ # 2 ] Joined: 2009-01-0843 posts I re-uploaded the 20100810 build files - no change, the exact same problem exists. I am not using any extensions. In IE, the JS error alert notes the out of memory at line 94. Greg Salt Posted: 14 August 2010 04:38 PM [ # 3 ] Joined: 2005-06-203988 posts Hi Phoenix First, Which version of IE are you using? Does this occur in any other browser? Cheers Greg Signature Purple Dogfish | Member of EE Pro Network | Follow me on Twitter Phoenix First Posted: 16 August 2010 01:19 PM [ # 4 ] Joined: 2009-01-0843 posts I have tested in IE8, FF 3.6.8, Safari 5 and Chrome 5. The same issue applies - JS doesn't function, and with or without JS enabled, the changes to template access are not being updated. jonathanmelville Posted: 16 August 2010 02:28 PM [ # 5 ] Joined: 2009-04-07132 posts It sounds like your problem might be related to this bug: https://support.ellislab.com/bugs/detail/13618/ Signature Jo