Our application is trying to embed all images in html using base64 (i.e. setting image src to data:image/png;base64,.....)
Our application will insert/retrieve these base64 embedded images to/from the dom tree dynamically. We found that when the size of the whole Html is around or greater than 3MB, if we try to insert/retrieve them to/from dom using jquery.html(), IE will throw exception "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation" around elem.innerHTML in jquery library.
When we use debugger to check the dom element, we found that the innerHTML, outerHTML etc will show "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation"
We have checked that there is no such problem in Chrome and Firefox. Is there any length limit of innerHTML in IE?
Our application will insert/retrieve these base64 embedded images to/from the dom tree dynamically. We found that when the size of the whole Html is around or greater than 3MB, if we try to insert/retrieve them to/from dom using jquery.html(), IE will throw exception "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation" around elem.innerHTML in jquery library.
When we use debugger to check the dom element, we found that the innerHTML, outerHTML etc will show "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation"
We have checked that there is no such problem in Chrome and Firefox. Is there any length limit of innerHTML in IE?