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Hi. Thanks. The firefox leak monitor extension still detects a leak with the bind function unfortunately.

this.oXMLHttp.onreadystatechange = this.handleReadyStateChange.apply(this); reports a type mismatch. this.oXMLHttp.onreadystatechange = AjaxObject.handleReadyStateChange.apply(this); reports null or not an object. thanks

xwb... my firefox leak monitor extension monitors objects within the browser which are not being garbage collected after being done with. my application is using thousands of XMLHttpRequests in a short amount of time, and the browser will not be shut down for a possible long amount of time, as...

The code is pasted here. http://pastebin.ca/439922 I basically have a custom object which contains a XMLHttpRequest object inside it. Inside my object's declaration I have the following. this.oXMLHttp.onreadystatechange = function() { self.handleReadyStateChange(); }...

sounds good.... thank you for the help ;) Chris

Ok thats fine.. I understand. From my twisted pair theory you need to send the inverse signal down the second pair to protect the integrity of the signal? so what about the rouge wire which does not a second wire with a signal? how will this affect that particular signal? The rest of it I have...

no there is only one NTE5... my diagram was just expressing the two signals coming from it. take a look at that link above.... its a front plate for the socket which gives you POTS as well as ADSL ports, plus extension terminals. Chris

why do I need a filter? I already explained the NTE5 socket has a built in filter in the faceplate, which I can hardwire unfiltered and filtered signals. (see the link I posted above) this is what I want to do. NTE5 (unfiltered signal) --> CAT5 --> patch panel > DSL modem --> router -->...

I am hard wiring cat5 cable straight into the NTE5 socket and as such dont have a requirement for any kinds of plugs (rj11/rj45/bt etc) - the cat5 wiring goes straight to my central patch panel.

SYQUEST.... things are different here in the UK. we dont have a "demarkation point" as such like you do in the states (i assume thats where you are), but what you are talking about is essentially what I am doing. UK lines with British Telecom "demark" as you call it at an actual telephone...

lol.... im not like that skip... I call a analogue line a PSTN line because thats what I am used to, and thats what BT wholesale call them in communication with us. Jedi... I want to filter as early as possible to achieve a better SNR. It has been proven that sending the ring wire (intoduced...

skip... when did I say that? I work for ADSL technical support for a living so I know fine well I cant send a dsl signal to seperate desktops. I have a comms cabinet which is where my router and ADSL modems will be located, but I want to split the signals at the master socket and send...

Yeah I know bout filters lol.... I want to take the outputs out each side of the filter and send them through a cat5 cable(s) - this is what I am asking about. Chris

No I dont mean ethernet. Where the line comes into the home I want to split PSTN and ADSL signal coming in and send them off independantly. Chris

Is it possible to run 2 ADSL connections and 1 PSTN connection over 2 CAT5 cables? I am under the impression that ADSL requires just 3 pairs? and PSTN needs 2 pairs? so I should be able to use 8 the pairs for this purpose? Chris

I have purchased 237 termination strips for extending CAT5 cables. http://shop.austin-taylor.co.uk/index.cfm?event=catalogue.product&productID=16160&categoryID=0 Now do I just terminate one cable to one side of the strip and then terminate another to the other side? Also... I am unsure of the...