There is a way of creating separted files : to create a php parser
which detects jQuery.support tests, and generate the appropriated
file.
Here is a little example I create on-the-fly :
$ie7= array(
'boxModel' => true,
'goodBrowser' => false
);
function generateFile( $path, $browser ) {
$content = file_get_contents( $path );
foreach( $browser as $support ) {
// will be jQuery.support.boxModel, then
jquery.support.goodBrowser
$support = 'jQuery.support.' . $support;
// We must implement the executeTest function
$content = executeTest( $support, $content );
}
return $content;
}
file_put_contents( 'jquery-ie7.js', generateFile( 'jquery.js',
$ie7 ) );
Regards
Ludovic
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