Re: Re: JS in the footer

This could be achieved by having a boolean variable in the loadJS tag that 
adds them to request.inFooter. (This param should have information that the 
developer need to manually add a <skin> or <core> tag to output the 
script-tags. where they want.)

If we rename jsInHead.cfm to jsLoad.cfm we could call it with a boolean 
variable that does a <cfoutput> insted of <cfhtmlhead>. Or we could just 
make a copy of the jsInHead.cfm and call it jsInFooter.cfm.


kl. 14:06:57 UTC+2 onsdag 20. juni 2012 skrev Geoff Bowers følgende:
>
> On 20 June 2012 19:51, Phillip R <[email protected] <javascript:>> 
> wrote: 
> > Because javascript is a load blocker, best practice is to put the bulk 
> of it 
> > at the end of the page. I've always been a bit uncomfortable with all 
> those 
> > js files being loaded in the head so though I'd just ask the question. 
> It 
> > was really about managing scripts loaded from tags. 
>
> If you have a single loadjs then you will have a single, combined, 
> compressed and cacheable JS file which is the best thing you can do to 
> combat load blocking.  Sometimes this is not possible to get them all, 
> but you can certainly make it respectable up there in the HEAD.  Do 
> the same for loadcss and you can really improve front end performance 
> ;) 
>
> -- geoff 
> http://www.daemon.com.au/ 
> skype. gb.daemon 
> twitter. @modius 
>

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