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Hi, what part of the website doesn't work for you? Is it the entire page that doesnt load or is does nothing happen when you press the "compress" button? Thanks, hope to be able to help.
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Hi, it must be your browser. Try clearing the cache and cookie for the site - it may help. Alternatively try another browser. Let us know what helps. Best, Anders
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It must have been Google that has fixed the issue :) Cheerio!
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Hi Malley, thanks for the heads up. Lets hope that it will work in the final version :) If it works in Safari, it should also work in Chrome, they use the same layout engine, WebKit.
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I am happy to report that it will be back in version 3.1 which Dean is currently working on :)
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Hi mate, be sure to add semi-colons after each javascript statement, eg. countries.init(); Also check your tabs.js files and be sure all required semi-colons are in place. Here is an example of correctly terminated statements (with semi-colon): http://javascriptcompressor.com/content/CompressedExample.aspx
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LSLint JSLing looks like an interesting tool. There is one problem though. LSLint JSLing does not suggest semi-colon after function brackets eg.: function eatMe() { do something }; For the javascript compressor to work optimal it requires that all statements are terminated with semi-colon. See an example here: http://javascriptcompressor.com/content
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Hi again Matthew, it looks good and seems to work very well. I'll copy your code to JavascriptCompressor and add a contribution link to your webpage. Cheers!
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Hi Matthew, it would be great to avoid the required ";" for functions. I've contacted the author of the algorithm (Dean Edwards) and we might add it to javascriptcompressor.com shortly! Thanks for your contribution!
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Hi Vasanth, im glad you like the compressor. Currently its only possible to decompress the code right after you have compressed it. However, it should be an easy task to copy the javascript code (the compressor build by Dean Edwards) and run the decompress function on your code. In the future I may add this functionality to javascriptcompressor.com