> It is a bad idea because there is no such thing as foolproof browser
> sniffing.
> The only way to know what the browser can do is to test its features,
> and loading a piece of script for every feature implementation
> specific to a browser completely kills the benefit of loading less
> script.
Unless you create as much files as there are features support
combinaisons, or you create it once on-the-fly when you have a
combinaison that has never been encountered.
The main reason I was asking for that was not because I wanted to
download a lighter file, but because I didn't wanted at each
iteration tests which could be done once.
Another way would be to download the entire script, but to do like
that :
in spite of
o.setClass = function( class ) {
if( isGoodDOM() ) {
this.setAttribute( 'class', class );
}
else {
this.setAttribute( 'className', class );
}
}
to do
if( isGoodDOM() ) {
o.setClass = function( class ) {
this.setAttribute( 'class', class );
}
}
else {
o.setClass = function( class ) {
this.setAttribute( 'className', class );
}
}
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Ludovic
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