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    #9981 (IE8 on XP Crashes with jQuery 1.6.2) – jQuery Core - Bug Tracker

    Even though they're referring to a different version of jQuery, that ticket was never solved, it was just closed because the user reporting it went away so it's possible whatever is causing this kept getting passed into new versions.

    Also, your home page is the only page that uses the most recent version of jQuery where all your forum pages use version 1.4.2 (way older).

    *Side note: While checking out your jQuery version I noticed you guys aren't condensing your CSS and JS files. You should check to see if vBulletin has a plugin that will do that for you, most CMS software has something like this. It will improve your site's performance. Plus, you're probably pretty close to running into an issue with IE where it only allows you to have a certain amount of stylesheets per page (I forget what the exact number is). Condensing the stylesheets will also avoid that issue when you come to it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Galapogos View Post
    #9981 (IE8 on XP Crashes with jQuery 1.6.2) – jQuery Core - Bug Tracker

    Even though they're referring to a different version of jQuery, that ticket was never solved, it was just closed because the user reporting it went away so it's possible whatever is causing this kept getting passed into new versions.

    Also, your home page is the only page that uses the most recent version of jQuery where all your forum pages use version 1.4.2 (way older).

    *Side note: While checking out your jQuery version I noticed you guys aren't condensing your CSS and JS files. You should check to see if vBulletin has a plugin that will do that for you, most CMS software has something like this. It will improve your site's performance. Plus, you're probably pretty close to running into an issue with IE where it only allows you to have a certain amount of stylesheets per page (I forget what the exact number is). Condensing the stylesheets will also avoid that issue when you come to it.
    I was actually just looking into jQuery last night and have brought it up. Thanks for pointing out the condensing CSS and JS files. I'll definitely bring these points up, too.

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