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The javascript files are getting big and waste bandwidth on a production server, you can try to compress it by using
http://www.saltstorm.net/depo/esc/
Wei.
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Thanks Wei, some code refactoring and reduction is on the cards. One day. Sometime. I've submitted a ticket with that link. I suspect the code will have to be cleaned up before compression by ESC will work.
James Sleeman
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I tested this one :
http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/JSCompress.asp
On the main Xinha .js file. I did NOT remove linefeeds, since there are lines in the JS files which apperantly needs some ;. But when optimizing the JS it saved 45% of the entire size, and it works fine.
So it seems that this script could be used to very easily compress the JS files if we need to. It simply removes all comments, and removes all whitespace.
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In the past I found that most functions did not get broken when linefeeds were removed, just one or two. That probably isn't true anymore. I used to crunch each function seperately and keep linefeeds between functions, so I could update them easily. If the function would break, I would leave in the required linefeed. I don't think I would go to that much trouble now...
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In the past I found that most functions did not get broken when linefeeds were removed, just one or two. That probably isn't true anymore. I used to crunch each function seperately and keep linefeeds between functions, so I could update them easily. If the function would break, I would leave in the required linefeed. I don't think I would go to that much trouble now...
Just to be clear, all you need to do to keep linefeeds is just check the "keep linefeeds" button with this tool, so its really fast crunching the JS and keeping the linefeeds to be 100% sure not to break anything.
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