Javascript Exceed Timeout
Solution 1:
Hard to know, how big is the results.row ? But you should start caching your jQuery objects and try to minimize your DOM-insertions
The followings is untested but it will point you in the right direction:
function succes_recu_list_rubrique(tx, results) //apés avoire remplir sqlite
{
console.log('ENTRééééééééééééééé---')
var htmlToAppend ="";
var$lbtn= $('#lbtn');
htmlToAppend +="<legend>Selectionner un Rubrique</legend><br>";
for( var i=0; i<results.rows.length; i++ ) //Remplir tableau liste des identifiants étapes
{
htmlToAppend +="<input name='opt1' checked type='radio' value="+results.rows.item(i).IdRubrique+" id="+results.rows.item(i).IdRubrique+" />";
htmlToAppend +="<label for='+results.rows.item(i).IdRubrique+'>'+results.rows.item(i).LibelleRubrique+'</label>";
}
$lbtn.append(htmlToAppend);
$lbtn.append('<a href="#page_dialog2"class="offer2" data-rel="dialog" data-role="button">Consulter</a>').trigger('create');
$lbtn.append('<a href="#'+id_grp_rub+'" data-role="button" data-rel="back" data-theme="c">Cancel</a> ').trigger('create');
}
Solution 2:
@soderslatt is headed in the right directions. See http://www.learningjquery.com/2009/03/43439-reasons-to-use-append-correctly for how to append to an element that is NOT attached to the DOM (and avoid repaint & reflow) and then append it to the DOM and pay the penalty only once
Solution 3:
The below solution will solve your issue. The trick is to use the setTimeout function with a very small number of 1 millisecond to wait before executing the code. Using the mentioned way will allow you to unlock the thread and avoid the exceed timeout error.
Sample Example:
functionsucces_recu_list_rubrique(tx, results) {
var i = 0;
functionappendOperation() {
$('#lbtn').append(
[
"<input name='opt1' checked type='radio' value=", results.rows.item(i).IdRubrique, " id=", results.rows.item(i).IdRubrique, " />",
"<label for=", results.rows.item(i).IdRubrique, ">", results.rows.item(i).LibelleRubrique, "</label>"
].join("")
);
if (i++ < results.rows.length) {
setTimeout(appendOperation, 1);
}
}
appendOperation();
}
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