The java code does both. The inline attribute defaults to true. On Feb 14, 2009 8:52 AM, "Chris Chabot" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hey All, I'm working on refactoring the gadget renderer for php-shindig to accommodate for the upcomming 0.9 features like proxied content, data pipelining, template parsing, etc. While working on the view type=html rendering I was wondering, wouldn't it be beneficial to inline the content of external features too? At the moment there are 2 features that use external features, analytics and opensocial-templates (which actually points to a svn url which I'm sure wasn't made to be used as a CDN :). In either case I expect fetching the content and including it in the inlining would save a few extra requests, and thus a bit of latency. Has anyone thought of doing this before and/or found any reasons not to do this? -- Chris
