So right now I have a bunch of jQuery code in a javascript file that I
include on every page. I'd like to separate out the jQuery calls a bit so
that only the ones relevant to each page are called. I think all the work
of looking up non-existent selectors must be slowing our site down.
Is this a good way of doing it or is there some better/more widely used way?
if (window.jQuery) {
$(document).ready(function() {
// common functions, all pages
$(".spellcheck").spellcheck();
...
// product page functions
$("body.productPage").each(function() {
$("#merchantOffers tbody tr").offer();
$("#questionInput").keypress(function(event) {...});
...
});
// category page functions
$("body.categoryPage").each(function() {
...
});
});
}
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