Scott, yes I know. But Trinidad is less important in this context, since
it manages to bundle its own stuff in two files, one for js and another
for css.
Tomahawk is a disaster: those two components I mentioned below include
*nine* single files in the page header.
-- Renzo
Scott O'Bryan wrote:
I don't know about Tomahawk, but you will not be able to wire Trinidad
in with jawr. Here is the thread where we discussed this.
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg48242.html
Renzo Tomaselli wrote:
Hi all, I'm trying to concentrate js/css references on pages through
jawr (https://jawr.dev.java.net/), to improve loading performance.
I use almost Trinidad components, plus t:inputDate (more appealing
than Trinidad) and t:jscookMenu (the only dropdown menu component
around) from Tomahawk.
While Trinidad collects its own js/css files together, Tomahawk
components include scattered references to both js and css files from
the page head, as a kind of rendering postprocessing.
I wonder if anybody can suggest a way to avoid this effect by cutting
those lines, so that I could include all needed files in jawr
bundles, loading them in a single shot.
Thanks,
-- Renzo
