Werner Punz schrieb:
> Werner Punz schrieb:
>> Laurie Harper schrieb:
>>> Hmm, I thought there were XHTML compliance issues with having <script>
>>> tags in the body? That's why I queried this in the first place :)
>>> Although it appears to work, valid or not.
>>>
>> To my understanding
>> you can embed scripts in the body in xhtml
>> but you have to add them as CDATA .
>>
>> As for the onload etc... there are some issues, I cannot say that I wont
>> shift the require and includes into the head again or not, but as is it
>> has to be in the body in certain situations, there is no big deal in it
>> having it in the body anyway, since the require is rendered only once
>> anyway, the dojo utils take care of that.
>>
>> But keeping it in the body would render some dojo components useless, so
>> I do not have a choice here until it is fixed.
>> I will try to isolate the problem further, but for now the fix has to do
>> it, since it does not break anything and follows the guidelines the dojo
>> people give in their examples (they must be aware of those issues
>> otherwise they would not have pushed the entire init part into the body)
>>
>>
> Ok no checkin yet, I ran into another problem:
>
> There is a huge issue with the jsessionid in dojo
>
> we have a situation which is javascript include
> src="...dojo.js;jsessionid=....." now we have the problem that dojo uses
> that url and its parameters to load additional parts via ajax if not
> loaded. If we have the jsessionid in the url loading the url becomes
> too long for the ajaxed part of dojo and the loading of some component
> fails.
> I have to resolve that problem upfront now.
>
> Since the jsessionid is not really needed for dojo I probably will alter
> the uri loading the way that the jsessionid is not passed through for
> the dojo part.
>
>
Correction, the jsessionid in the dojo imports are not needed if client
side cookies are enabled, can we live with an enforcement for that
policy now until I can clean up this mess on the dojo side (or the dojo
people can clean it up)
