On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 2:08 PM, Jim Hunter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It does, but I am pretty sure that I load the main JS file first (the
> qooxdoo code and most of my custom code) then I load a general purpose JS
> file that has basic routines in it. I will do some investigating to see if
> the issue is local to a certain version of a browser or ??? I thought I had
> seen a case with one of the FireFox betas where if there were multiple
> <script> tags in a row, it actually loaded them in parallel. And naturally
> this would cause problems of this sort. I will find out what browser he is
> using (I am using FF3 rc1) and also look at the order in which I am loading
> things.
The HTTP spec imposes a limit of 2 concurrent connections. In theory, a
conformant browser could request two scripts in parallel. I haven't tested
to see if it does that, but I also don't know of any spec that dictates
whether that's appropriate or inappropriate behavior. You should probably
not depend on non-parallel script loading.
Cheers,
Derrell
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