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JQuery". The recommended solution might meet your needs?
-- Brad
On Jul 18, 6:46 am, "azzozhsn.net" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I really like JQuery, and I try to use it, and I think it's big script
> in some kind 22KB!
azzozhsn.net wrote:
I think we can customize JQuery. I mean drop any function, class or
method we don't use.
Other responses have (correctly) questioned the need for this. But if
you want to know how, John Resig posted a message on a similar thread
not long ago:
http://tinyurl.com/2no
John,
Here is a post from John Resig regarding making your own copy of jquery:
You can download jQuery from SVN and build your own copy. If you were
to open the Makefile that's included with jQuery you'd see a list of
files that are to be included in jQuery directly - you can then remove
the Aja
If you have ability too, you should really enable HTTPCompression. If you
use HTTPCompression and jquery.min.js the file size will only be a little
over 10k. Not to mention the rest of your page will also decrease in file
size.
--
Brandon Aaron
On 7/18/07, azzozhsn.net <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Considering Prototype alone is 94.1 KB (and they don't even offer it
compressed - that takes it down to only 57.6 KB) I think 22kb is VERY
small for what your get here in jQuery.
Consider for that 22kb you get:
* AJAX Functionality
* Animated Effects
* Behaviors
* CSS Manipulation
and much, much
There are much more valuable things the creators can do than to piece
out and debug fractional distributions of jQuery. What type of traffic
are you getting and what is the situation that a smaller size would be
noticed by the user or make your server load less burdened? I have seen
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