Hey there,
Which exact version of Prototype are you using?
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Hey,
Mislav Marohnić a écrit :
Danger. The page loads 2.5 MB of scripts and dojo.js makes tens of XHR
(synchronous!) requests which all result in 404s (!). This can seriously
hurt your browser!
WTF is Dean doing? This page goes against every principle of pageload
efficiency! It's not
Ahh I see my Firebug picks it up.
IE is silly about it (doesnt give the error message says an exception
was thrown but not caught).
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Sorry, yeah that would be important information :). I'm using
Prototype version 1.5.0_rc1. I tried using 1.5.0_rc2, but I got an
error saying Stack overflow at line: 0. The web browser is IE7.
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Hi all,
(I am reposting this from the spinoffs list by request from the only
response received there)
It seems to me that as AJAX applications mature and become more
popular,
many Prototype deployments will require some sort of caching layer.
Perhaps
some would say that caching belongs outside
I started a new thread on this since it was getting quite long and I
now have a new take on the subject.
The changes to these functions introduced in 1.5.1 have broken a few
things, no doubt about that. The problem is Ajax.Request always
converts parameters into a Hash, making *assumptions*
