2011-04-30, 03:49:02
Hi,
Here I am answering my own question... am I engaging in solipsism? Could be. Anyway....
I did the latest Firefox update, and I thought I'd check to see if this hiccup would go away. It didn't.
I decided to follow my own advice and play with Javascript library concatenation. After a couple of quick tries, I think I have it sorted.
I found the statements in here:
/admin/template/header.php
Near the bottom you have these lines:
I just moved them above the series of statements that begin with
... and the Firefox flashing has gone away! I did one more quick test in Chrome to see how another browser would behave, and it looks fine! Just for yucks, I tried it in my old crummy copy of Safari/Win, and it loads more "funky", but I checked, and it does that with the original concatenation, too.
Maybe some enterprising person will test this idea with some other browsers.
Hope that helps someone.
Cheers, Dave
Here I am answering my own question... am I engaging in solipsism? Could be. Anyway....
I did the latest Firefox update, and I thought I'd check to see if this hiccup would go away. It didn't.
I decided to follow my own advice and play with Javascript library concatenation. After a couple of quick tries, I think I have it sorted.
I found the statements in here:
/admin/template/header.php
Near the bottom you have these lines:
Code:
<script type="text/javascript" src="template/js/jquery.getsimple.js?v=<?php echo GSVERSION; ?>"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="template/style.php?v=<?php echo GSVERSION; ?>" media="screen" />
I just moved them above the series of statements that begin with
Code:
<!-- Javascript Plugins -->
Maybe some enterprising person will test this idea with some other browsers.
Hope that helps someone.
Cheers, Dave
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