Hi Nicolas, I see that you are creating around 4 or 5 global variables, you just need to add a 'var' before. Also you include the example in the actual source code of the plugin, not good IMO.
I'd remove the console methods, or at least, make one function call 'log' and do the check only once. Most jQuery plugins (and jQuery itself) don't get into logging. As for the idea, I think it's ok. Nice work. Cheers -- Ariel Flesler http://flesler.blogspot.com On Apr 3, 8:19 pm, Nicolas R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey all, > I've just released getPlugin, a plugin that aims to minimise loading/ > rendering times by keeping unnecessary scripts and styles out of the > DOM. > > What it does is basically check whether or not a specific plugin/ > script/style should be imported, and then imports it. The concept is > similar to $.getScript, but it's much more flexible (and it also > allows browsers to cache the external files, so that download times > are even shorter). > > Basic syntax is : $.getPlugin(plugin,[check],[data],[callback]); > > As the goal of this plugin is to keep loading times as short as > possible, any suggestions and modifications that help achieve that > goal are more than welcome. > > The one issue that I encountered has to do with events and ajax > requests, where events are removed from elements updated via ajax. If > anyone has a fix for this or any suggestion I'm all ears. > > For those interested the plugin can be found > at:http://plugins.jquery.com/project/getPlugin > > Cheers
