Does Javascript remove event handlers of deleted D

问题:

If I attached a bunch of events to some DOM elements - and then remove them - will the memory used for their event handlers or other attributes still be used?

I ask because I want to know if I will use a bunch of memory if I keep refilling an area of a page with new elements from AJAX requests and binding events to them - only to delete them and repeat the process when a new AJAX result comes in.

回答1:

Yes, modern browsers (eventually) release the memory used by event handlers in DOM nodes. However, old versions of Internet Explorer don't, so it's always good practice to remove event listeners before removing the nodes from the DOM.

This is a good article for understanding what's going on: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb250448(v=vs.85).aspx