As far as I can tell, web workers need to be written in a separate JavaScript file, and called like this:
Or how do I tell Firefox to parse a web worker extension with mimetype application/javascript;version=1.7?
I\'m wondering if I can use jQuery inside the web worker file. Google Chrome gives me this error: \"Uncaught ReferenceError: $ is not defined\".
The web worker just stops, no errors or anything. The code is entirely deterministic, but it will die at different points in the code.
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I 开发者_运维百科dug around, but couldn\'t find an authoritative list.Thanks!Probably I won\'t answer it better then Web Worker Support statistic
I\'m following this example at: http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-workers/current-work/ page.html <!DOCTYPE HTML>
So I have this seriously recursive function that I would like to use with my code. The issue is it doesn\'t really take advantage of dual core machines because js is single threaded. I have tried usin
For example, can i offload a task and allow the user to keep surfing my site whilst the javascript runs?
I\'ve noticed that most browsers (Chrome in particular) seem to cache web worker scripts even after you force the page to reload (SHIFT+F5, etc). The only reliable way I\'ve found to force the cache t
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