Hi Mike,
Thanks for letting me know about this. I will take care to test it on
slow machines.

Vijay

Mike Baroukh wrote:
> I had problems on IE where compression of gzip didn't works.
> On the first page load, we had javascript error.
> On the second page load, it works because the ungzipped file was in
> cache.
> If we clear browser cache, we have the error again ...
>
> It seems to happened It happend on slow machines.
>
> so, be careful with it. I personally never gzip .js.
>
> Mike
>
>
> Sebastian Kolbe a ?crit :
>> Hello,
>>
>> First of all: You should open a new thread for new questions.
>> Answering to
>> existing threads might conceal your message for most people.
>>
>> Anyway:
>> Compressing javascript, css and other files is possible if the browser
>> supports this.
>> The simplest solution for this is to install a webserver (i.e. apache)
>> additional
>> to your application server so that a request goes through the web
>> server. This webserver
>> can be configured to compress content, probably also HTML files or other
>> content;
>> look for 'mod_deflate'.
>> If everything is right you should then have a transparent compression
>> for selected
>> filetypes w/o needing to compress anything "manually".
>>
>> An other approach is to use a javascript "compressor" like
>> http://compressor.ebiene.de/ which converts/eliminates white spaces and
>> word wrapping.
>>
>


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