Hi Mike,
Thanks for letting me know about this. I will take care to test it on
slow machines.
Vijay
Mike Baroukh wrote:
I had problems on IE where compression of gzip didn't works.
On the first page load, we had javascript error.
On the second page load, it works because the ungzipped file was in
cache.
If we clear browser cache, we have the error again ...
It seems to happened It happend on slow machines.
so, be careful with it. I personally never gzip .js.
Mike
Sebastian Kolbe a écrit :
Hello,
First of all: You should open a new thread for new questions.
Answering to
existing threads might conceal your message for most people.
Anyway:
Compressing javascript, css and other files is possible if the browser
supports this.
The simplest solution for this is to install a webserver (i.e. apache)
additional
to your application server so that a request goes through the web
server. This webserver
can be configured to compress content, probably also HTML files or other
content;
look for 'mod_deflate'.
If everything is right you should then have a transparent compression
for selected
filetypes w/o needing to compress anything "manually".
An other approach is to use a javascript "compressor" like
http://compressor.ebiene.de/ which converts/eliminates white spaces and
word wrapping.
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