better onload handling

This patch improves the way the window.oninit JavaScript function is
called. This function is used to initialiaze all JavaScript funcions
attached to the DOM so it needs to be executed **after** the full DOM
was parsed by the browser. Unfortunately currently only Mozilla supports
a DOMContentLoaded event. In all other browsers we had to wait for
the window.onload event which will only be called after **all** content
(including images) was loaded - this caused a visible delay on all
JavaScript generated content (like the toolbar) in non-Mozilla browsers.

Dean Edwards now presented a solution [1] which will work for all the bigger
Browsers and is used in this patch.

The following browsers now should fire the init event right after parsing
the DOM:

All Mozilla based browsers
Internet Explorer
Safari
Opera >

darcs-hash:20060616104539-7ad00-db70d31fcb21cb812cf4982fe80a7d649e2daa1c.gz

1 files changed, 4 insertions, 4 deletions

diff --git a/lib/exe/js.php b/lib/exe/js.php
index de996a117..75b9b1f1c 100644
--- a/lib/exe/js.php
+++ b/lib/exe/js.php
@@ -143,11 +143,11 @@ function js_out(){
     js_runonstart('scrollToMarker()');
     js_runonstart('focusMarker()');
 
-    // initialize init pseudo event
+/*    // initialize init pseudo event
     echo 'if (document.addEventListener) {'.NL;
     echo '    document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", window.fireoninit, null);'.NL;
     echo '}'.NL;
-    echo 'addEvent(window,"load",window.fireoninit);'.NL;
+    echo 'addEvent(window,"load",window.fireoninit);'.NL;*/
 
     // end output buffering and get contents
     $js = ob_get_contents();
@@ -245,8 +245,8 @@ function js_compress($s){
     while($i < $len){
         $ch = $s{$i};
 
-        // multiline comments
-        if($ch == '/' && $s{$i+1} == '*'){
+        // multiline comments (keeping IE conditionals)
+        if($ch == '/' && $s{$i+1} == '*' && $s{$i+2} != '@'){
             $endC = strpos($s,'*/',$i+2);
             if($endC === false) trigger_error('Found invalid /*..*/ comment', E_USER_ERROR);
             $i = $endC + 2;