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| Runs This Show | Not too long ago, you did have to make an edit to prototype.js to get it to compress, but the problem line was updated per request. For scriptaculous, you can follow the order of files mentioned in scriptaculous.js Prototype, of course, must come before scriptaculous. Other than that, you really just want to order the files as you would in your h tml file. My URL: http://www.stevekallestad.com | ||
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| | Just to let you know I'm working on a web app which cuts out the functions you don't need, then runs it through Packer for you to download. At the moment I've only broken up effects.js, let me know what you all think! scriptuck beta | ||
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| Runs This Show | I have thought about going down that road before, but eventually decided against it. Not to knock your work, but stripping down prototype or scriptaculous ends up making things more complicated down the road. There are many situations that such an application would be advantageous, but they don't apply to the kinds of things that I am doing - at least not at this point. Still - it's a good idea, and I'm sure it's based on a great deal of hard work, so good luck to you. | ||
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