But as the DynAPI stuff happens onLoad, won't the simple stuff render before
the API starts creating layers ? I found out that I could have
<html>
<body>
Some preloading message and othr html
</body>
</html>
<scripr src=dynapi.js>
<script>
DynAPI.onload = function() {
bla
}
</script>
and my HTML was shown before all of the DYnAPI started loading, providing a
way of having a simple preloading text.
Eytan Heidingsfeld wrote:
> But it isn't dangerous at all. The point of this suggestion is that if you
> have a page with some regular HTML stuff and HEAVY DynAPI stuff the user
> will be able to view the HTML stuff while waiting for the DynAPI to load.
>
> 8an
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