Daniel Sheppard wrote:
If you have your javascript in a static file, your webserver
should be doing the compressing with gzip on the fly if it is
configured correctly. The doco you linked explicitely states
that the pluging DOESN'T provide compression, only compaction,
and the it relies on
Hi all,
I noticed that my sites losts a lot of time loading js e css file. I
searched for a solution and I found this great rails plugin:
http://www.artweb-design.de/2007/4/13/rails-plugin-blazing-fast-page-loads-through-bundled-css-and-javascript
but I don't know how can I use it in radiant.
I
On 11/6/07, Andrea Otto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I noticed that my sites losts a lot of time loading js e css file. I
searched for a solution and I found this great rails plugin:
Andrea Franz wrote:
On 11/6/07, Andrea Otto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I noticed that my sites losts a lot of time loading js e css file. I
searched for a solution and I found this great rails plugin:
Andrea Franz wrote:
On 11/6/07, Andrea Otto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I noticed that my sites losts a lot of time loading js e css file. I
searched for a solution and I found this great rails plugin:
Normally I take js css as separated static file. I use radiant as cms
for my clients... and so I prefer to leave basic layout css and js file
not editable. :D
Yes, if it is for your clients its better to use normal javascript file :)
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Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
Andrea Franz wrote:
I usually create a radiant page called javascripts that loops through
its children...each children it's a js page...then from my layout a
call only one js file (/javascripts) that contains all my js code. It
should be cool to add a new Filter that
jsminifier is only a small compressing utility... it clear
spacing and
unusefull chars only. The real plus about using the plugin
I've posted
before is that it gzip files on the fly! :D
If you have your javascript in a static file, your webserver
should be doing the compressing with
