Hi There here is tip. instead of using the jquery library script from
another URL you should download it and possibly put it on your FTP ( if
online ) or filesystem ( if offline) that will really sped the scripts load
time up
secondly this is how I test for jquery
script
alert(this is a standard
No, putting it locally will most likely slow down your application. The
browser limits the number of simultaneous fetches per hostname.
Additionally, retrieving from a centralized location used by other sites
increases the probability it will be cached by the browser.
We've been using jQuery served by Google for almost a year, on a site
that gets about 5 million pageviews a month, with no problems. Is your
page using https by any chance?
On May 22, 3:58 pm, intrader intra...@aol.com wrote:
I am having a problem when loading jSquey from the Google CDN as
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