One thing I'm running into with Ajax is dynamically loading scripts.
Once the <SCRIPT> or <LINK> is added to the <HEAD> using DHTML, the
script can't be safely referenced until it is "fully" loaded. In IE-
land, this is accomplished with the readyState property which is set
to 4 when the document (or sub-document in this case) is fully loaded.
In Mozilla this is done through an onload event. So, it's possible to
"simulate" an IE-esque readyState property like this:
var e = createElement( "SCRIPT" );
if( undefined == e.readyState )
{
e.readyState = 0;
e.onload = function() { this.readyState = 4; }
}
This is simplistic, and needs to be fleshed out much more (as in what
if onload needs to be defined for some other purpose?)
I think this would be an excellent feature for a future release of
prototype. Comments?
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