TobyR wrote:That DOM-based synchronization you have seems to be very powerful, but how often is it really used?
Good question and an excellent point. Indeed, it would be
awful if there were too many of these!
As a rule of thumb, you probably will need one DOM-based synchronization step in your script for each separate AJAX-supported part of the web application. Once you have the AJAX part of the page loaded then you probably will not need to re-synchronize it. At least not until you take an action that fires up the AJAX push-pull communication.
In practical terms, thinking about scripts we've written on behalf of customers, you probably would be safe betting on one DOM-based sync for every 20-25 steps (commands) in your script.
In order words, in 4%-5% of your commands would be a good guess.
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by TobyR » Mon Oct 31, 2011 5:19 pm