Re: ckeditor.js always loaded

Am 01.04.2014 18:37, schrieb Alex Vandiver:
> This pushes the ckeditor JS to being loaded on the first page load
> (generally the login page), where any delay is less noticeable than when
> a user is gung-ho to reply, and must wait for the JS to load.  It also
> allows us to combine it with the existing JS, which works around the
> serial requesting which browsers do for resources from the same server.
> 
> It does incur a small penalty on sites which have
> Set($MessageBoxRichText, 0) in their configurations, and for users that
> have disabled it in their preferences.  However, caching amortizes this
> cost sufficiently that it far outweighs the code complexity that would
> come with a solution that attempts to "smartly" load the ckeditor JS (or
> not) on a per-page basis.
> 
>  - Alex

Thanks Alex.
I was so focused on the server side that I forgot about client side
browser caching.

Chris
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