[Xerte-dev] Re: JS libraries

[Smith, John]

It would be relatively easy to do or while parsing the xml at the start we could prefetch the ones that will be needed for all the models...

Doesn't the maths one do something clever server side... is it significantly slower on localhost?

Regards,

John Smith
Learning Technologist
School of Health & Life Sciences
Glasgow Caledonian University

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Subject: [Xerte-dev] JS libraries

Hello,

Would it be possible to add to page models a parameter which could tell the preview and play script which js to load?

1) noticed I get a few by default I don't need - media et al

2) have noticed on localhost maths Ajax can take ages (over 20 seconds)

Thoughts?
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