On Nov 7, 12:52 am, "Alex Mcauley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> i want it to be transparent hence the syncronous request
Blocking the UI is hardly transparent.
The "lazy loading" of scripts is a flawed strategy - it seems a good
idea but if you think about the issues, you should realise that you'll
get far more benefit from ensuring your code is concise, then budling
it into as few source files as reasonable (say one or two) and using
the same script files throughout your site so the browser can use
cached stuff where possible. Use server-side technologies to bundle
required scripts together, that's an order of magnitude more efficient
than client-side with AJAX.
Loading files as required means waiting for the request, downloading
the file, waiting for it to initialise, then calling stuff in it. Way
too complex and very prone to errors - zip your source files and let
the browser deal with downloading them efficiently.
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Rob
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