Sorry didn't mean to post please see full message below:
Hi all,
Not posted for a while so hello again!
I have written a small piece of GWT code that people can to their
website and it performs a few JSONP requests and the like. It
functions in a similar way as that of the Google Analytics code in
terms of a small piece of code anyone can add to their website.
People include the code by simply placing it the script tags in the
Head of their website like so:
<head>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://mydomain.com/
mygwtwidget.nocache.js" />
</head>
One of the problems this suffers from is that if for some reason
mydomain is down it prevents the browser from loading the rest of the
DOM until it has decided that it cannot access my gwt javascript.
Google and their analytics code combat this by performing an
Asynchronous call to fetch the Javascript and appending to the DOM.
(This is relatively new they didn't use to....)
Can anyone explain to me how this works and how one could achieve the
same effect with a compiled GWT piece of Javascript?
Many thanks all in advance,
Eggsy
On Aug 20, 10:38 am, eggsy84 <jimbob...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Not posted for a while so hello again!
>
> I have written a small piece of GWT code that people can to their
> website and it performs a few JSONP requests and the like. It
> functions in a similar way as that of the Google Analytics code in
> terms of a small piece of code anyone can add to their website.
>
> People include the code by simply placing it the script tags in the
> Head of their website like so:
>
> <head>
>
> </head>
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