Bèr Kessels wrote:
Op maandag 02 januari 2006 23:49, schreef Gerhard Killesreiter:
You can simple replace drupal.js by an empty file, I think. But I actually like some of the JS stuff, but would like to maybe switch some of them off (depending on the site). How do I do that?
Yes, sorry. This is what I meant too. I know I can do it in an all or nothing fashion. But I prefer to be able to roll out separate JS or AJAX (note that in my original mail I used Js and AJAX, not just AJAX).
I have been thinking and reading code. It looks like a separate contrib module to handle (switch on and off) core and additional (prototype.js) AJAX is the route to take here.
Ber I think this is a themeing issue. Whether someone likes to see some JS in one theme and no JS in another used on the site is his decision. So if you or someone else contributes a module to do it, it is logical to do per theme settings (which shows that this is a themeing issue and not something for a module). It is even possible that a theme providing an admin and a public view turns JS magic on in the admin view while turns off most of the JS magic on the end user view. So this can even differ inbetween the different views provided by a single theme. Goba