Ok, that looks pretty interesting and looks like it should work just fine in many cases.
I wonder though if there is a download time issue due to the ordering though, i.e. page must render first before mootools.js is even requested? Secondly, it might be best to wrap "rest of my scripts" inside domready handlers just in case a script attempts to modify a DOM element that has not yet been completely rendered. I have known IE6 to completely crash if you use javascript to manipulate a table before the </table> is reached in HTML. On Jul 26, 12:16 am, Olmo <[email protected]> wrote: > What I like to do is: > > <script src="mootools.js"></script> > <script src="logger.js"></script> > <rest of my scripts></script> > </body> > > No *need* for domready, since it's right before the body end tag.
