Even if you can capture the HTTP
request at the server what are you going to do with it?
No I want to capture it on the client side so it never has to go and
wait for the server to answered... The idea is if I cannot have to
make a request I don't want to... I think this would be quicker then
I new that was to good to be true... well moving on to a new view
There has to be a way to capture the HTTP requests ... I think I've
seen URL rewrites with javascript... so may-be I could have it so that
it's more like this... if HTPP request is in array die else execute
and push URL to
So I think this is the ticket... but I really am not to sure on the
how yet...
http://code.google.com/p/urlrewritefilter/
anyone have a sec to help me out with this? thank you
jeremyBass
On Sep 29, 7:37 pm, jeremyBass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I new that was to good to be true... well moving
found this... may-be this may help ???
script type=text/javascript
if (navigator.browserLanguage){language=navigator.browserLanguage}
if (navigator.userLanguage){language=navigator.userLanguage}
if (navigator.systemLanguage){language=navigator.systemLanguage}
if
I am really lost now.
I thought you were looking for a way to download your .swf once instead of
starting a bunch of simultaneous downloads for it.
I don't think a clone of mod_rewrite for Java servers would help you at all.
(Is your server code in Java? Even if it is, it wouldn't help - you're
lol... sorry After I read through again... I totally missed the java
server part... but on the other... I posted in the wrong spot... sorry
about that...
I thought you were looking for a way to download your .swf once instead of
starting a bunch of simultaneous downloads for it.
that is what I
My advice is to quit on this one. Even if you can capture the HTTP
request at the server what are you going to do with it? The server is
already 'capturing' the requests and telling the browser when it has
already downloaded the .swf - it IS only downloaded once, but you have
to wait for each
I'm so it is be cahced but the HTTP requests on the dead download is
still high... I'm not sure how to stop it frm makeing the requests
sice the first time it runs through the functions it has downloaded
the swf so no need to make a new HTTP request... any ideas on this?
On Sep 28, 10:56 am,
Oops, sorry, what I meant is that cloning the elements is the best
optimization you can do. It will save you some processing time from
not creating new elements (or maybe not, as jQuery will be re-creating
the clone element), but the HTTP requests will remain.
$('#flash-round-corner-
Does anyone have an idea on this... or , and I don't do this well and
lot lol, but am I not being clear? I really need to figure this
out... Thanks
jeremyBass
On Sep 27, 3:21 pm, jeremyBass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, I want to reduce the header calls for a flash file used
repeatedly on a
If the element is already being cloned instead of being created again,
there is no fix. You can create/clone/append/modify an image or object
tag, but it will always need to request it's content from the server.
And using dozens of flash objects to round corners doesn't seem like a
good idea...
Thank you for the help...
And using dozens of flash objects to round corners doesn't seem like a
good idea...
Yeah I thought there would be alot of trouble to at first... but it's
better then cornflex and jcorner altogether... it's absolutely working
perfectly. the 10-12 calls are on the
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