Dear mark,
You are highlighting the main problem of concatenation.
but even a selective concatenation is not very easy.
let us take the example of prototype and scriptacuouls, sometimes we
need
-only prototype
-prototype with some scriptaculous files as when building an
autocomplete through aja
Concatenating all JS files into one file is not ideal or optimal. Say
for example that you are using jQuery + all of jQuery UI + page
specific Javascript. Since you are gluing all the files together, on
each new page users will need to redownload all of the library code in
addition to the page s
Hello,
my design idea would be like sql transaction control.
This is how you "hack" helpers for additional features:
http://cakebaker.42dh.com/2008/11/07/an-idea-for-hacking-core-helpers/
Now the result would look something like this:
Before:
css('cake.generic')?>
css('app.gener
Dear Miles, your post in your blog is he best as a starting point.
But, really I prefer to follow the firebug advices where they prefer
to minimize the number of style sheets and the number of javascript
files, and they also prefer to make gzipped whenever possible
(currently most of the browsers
@robust - Thanks for the link plug :]
Talking more about your point of "concatenation". I personally am
against it, mainly because certain pages use certain stylesheets. So
if you join all stylesheets into one, some of the stylesheets that
dont belong in a certain page may overwrite CSS that you
Dear Davit Barbakadze,
I think none of the suggested solutions for this problem is fair
enough
because the solution should do the following
-all the css links in the head section should be concatenated and
minified into a single file then gzipped then cached on the server
-the same for the js link
Matt Curry Asset Pluginhttp://github.com/mcurry/asset
- S
2009/10/3 schneimi
>
> Hi,
>
> I do this aside from CakePHP, not automatically but with one click in
> eclipse.
>
> This tutorial I wrote might be interesting for you:
>
> http://schneimi.wordpress.com/2009/04/30/speed-up-your-website-w
Hi,
I do this aside from CakePHP, not automatically but with one click in
eclipse.
This tutorial I wrote might be interesting for you:
http://schneimi.wordpress.com/2009/04/30/speed-up-your-website-with-one-click-in-eclipse/
Regards,
Michael
On 3 Okt., 11:29, Davit Barbakadze wrote:
> I wond
I wonder whether there already written plugin or component which
automatically concatenates all js and css files used (separately of
course), compresses them and places them onto corresponng place in the
layout?
So that in the end, for example, no matter how many js files were
included, in the he
