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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 >
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This path adds more unobstrusive JavaScript for the TOC handling. It also
loads JavaScript initialiezers as soon as the DOM is parsed for Mozilla-based
Browsers as described at http://dean.edwards.name/weblog/2005/09/busted/ - a
IE solution was not chosen yet.
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This patch addes a first go on a central javascript and CSS dispatcher
which builds a single script from all needed scripts, does optimizing
and caching.
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