diff --git a/static/third/lazyload/HISTORY b/static/third/lazyload/HISTORY index 8955c4a701..3d738c5aa7 100644 --- a/static/third/lazyload/HISTORY +++ b/static/third/lazyload/HISTORY @@ -1,68 +1,68 @@ -LazyLoad Changelog -================================================================================ - -Version 2.0.3 (2011-07-05) - * Fixed a bug caused by an unwanted Closure Compiler optimization that broke - CSS load completion detection in Gecko when using the minified version of - LazyLoad. [Allex Wang] - * Fixed a race condition in which a URL could be removed from the "pending" - queue if it finished loading before other URLs in the same batch had been - added to the queue, resulting in the queue's length changing unexpectedly - during iteration. [Klaas Neirinck] - -Version 2.0.2 (2011-04-17) - * Added support for reliable detection of CSS load completion in Gecko - browsers based on a technique described by Zach Leatherman at - . - * Fixed a bug that prevented CSS load completion from being detected in WebKit - when there were no other stylesheets on the page. [Klaas Neirinck] - * Fixed a bug that could prevent CSS callbacks from being called in IE. - -Version 2.0.1 (2011-03-05) - * Added support for async=false. This ensures that parallel script loading - still works in Firefox 4 while preserving execution order. For more info, - see . - * Stylesheet load completion is now detected reliably in WebKit by polling - document.styleSheets for changes. Thanks to Jonathan Cook for suggesting - this solution. - * Dynamically created script and link nodes are now given a "lazyload" class - so they can be identified later. - * The charset for dynamically created script and link nodes is set to "utf-8". - -Version 2.0.0 (2009-08-06) - * Added support for CSS. Caveat: Gecko and WebKit don't support the onload - event for link nodes, so the CSS callback will fire almost immediately in - those browsers. - * When an array of URLs is specified, the resources will be loaded in parallel - in browsers that support it. Currently, all browsers support loading CSS in - parallel, but only Gecko and Opera support parallel scripts while preserving - execution order. - * The load() method has been replaced by css() and js() methods for loading - CSS and JS, respectively. - * The loadOnce() method has been removed, since it wasn't terribly useful. - * Improved reliability in all supported browsers. - -Version 1.0.4 (2008-07-24) - * Improved reliability with all supported browsers. - * Reduced the minified size to 1751 bytes (a whopping 67 bytes smaller than - version 1.0.3). - * Fixed a bug that caused the load completion callback to fire immediately in - Safari 3.x. - * Fixed a bug that caused the load completion callback to fail to fire in - Internet Explorer if the script was loaded from the cache. - -Version 1.0.3 (2007-06-18) - * Added "force" parameter to the loadOnce() method to force execution of the - callback even when all specified scripts have already been loaded. - -Version 1.0.2 (2007-06-02) - * Improved browser detection. - * Switched to NaturalDocs for source documentation. - -Version 1.0.1 (2007-05-30) - * Fixed potential race condition when load() is called multiple times in - succession. - * Refactored to reduce complexity. - -Version 1.0.0 (2007-05-29) - * First release. +LazyLoad Changelog +================================================================================ + +Version 2.0.3 (2011-07-05) + * Fixed a bug caused by an unwanted Closure Compiler optimization that broke + CSS load completion detection in Gecko when using the minified version of + LazyLoad. [Allex Wang] + * Fixed a race condition in which a URL could be removed from the "pending" + queue if it finished loading before other URLs in the same batch had been + added to the queue, resulting in the queue's length changing unexpectedly + during iteration. [Klaas Neirinck] + +Version 2.0.2 (2011-04-17) + * Added support for reliable detection of CSS load completion in Gecko + browsers based on a technique described by Zach Leatherman at + . + * Fixed a bug that prevented CSS load completion from being detected in WebKit + when there were no other stylesheets on the page. [Klaas Neirinck] + * Fixed a bug that could prevent CSS callbacks from being called in IE. + +Version 2.0.1 (2011-03-05) + * Added support for async=false. This ensures that parallel script loading + still works in Firefox 4 while preserving execution order. For more info, + see . + * Stylesheet load completion is now detected reliably in WebKit by polling + document.styleSheets for changes. Thanks to Jonathan Cook for suggesting + this solution. + * Dynamically created script and link nodes are now given a "lazyload" class + so they can be identified later. + * The charset for dynamically created script and link nodes is set to "utf-8". + +Version 2.0.0 (2009-08-06) + * Added support for CSS. Caveat: Gecko and WebKit don't support the onload + event for link nodes, so the CSS callback will fire almost immediately in + those browsers. + * When an array of URLs is specified, the resources will be loaded in parallel + in browsers that support it. Currently, all browsers support loading CSS in + parallel, but only Gecko and Opera support parallel scripts while preserving + execution order. + * The load() method has been replaced by css() and js() methods for loading + CSS and JS, respectively. + * The loadOnce() method has been removed, since it wasn't terribly useful. + * Improved reliability in all supported browsers. + +Version 1.0.4 (2008-07-24) + * Improved reliability with all supported browsers. + * Reduced the minified size to 1751 bytes (a whopping 67 bytes smaller than + version 1.0.3). + * Fixed a bug that caused the load completion callback to fire immediately in + Safari 3.x. + * Fixed a bug that caused the load completion callback to fail to fire in + Internet Explorer if the script was loaded from the cache. + +Version 1.0.3 (2007-06-18) + * Added "force" parameter to the loadOnce() method to force execution of the + callback even when all specified scripts have already been loaded. + +Version 1.0.2 (2007-06-02) + * Improved browser detection. + * Switched to NaturalDocs for source documentation. + +Version 1.0.1 (2007-05-30) + * Fixed potential race condition when load() is called multiple times in + succession. + * Refactored to reduce complexity. + +Version 1.0.0 (2007-05-29) + * First release.