Last modified: 2013-02-10 08:02:44 UTC
When a gadget only has css files, it get a loader.load entry. In my opinion it is easy/cheap to check, if the gadget has only css files and than skip that entry, because the css should be enough to get. Thanks.
(In reply to comment #0) > When a gadget only has css files, it get a loader.load entry. In my opinion it > is easy/cheap to check, if the gadget has only css files and than skip that > entry, because the css should be enough to get. Thanks. Then how do you suggest the CSS actually ends up in the client ? mw.loader requests modules in batch from load.php based on the dependency model and current last-modified timestamps from the startup module. load.php then responses with the requested modules and their 3 components (of which some could be empty/undefined): JS function, CSS stylesheet, i18n messages. These are then unpackaged on the client (e.g. style is inserted into the <style> tag). What is your suggestions exactly?
CSS is loaded with a <link rel="stylesheet" href="//.../load.php?debug=false&..." type="text/css" media="all" />. There is no need for a javascript part.
