Before starting this article, there are two minor issues to be noted.
Scenario 1
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LazyLoad. js ([a. js, a. js], function (){});
Someone may ask why I want to introduce a. js twice on the page? I also want to ask. It is actually redundant. But some people like this. What should we do. It can only be cold. I can remove duplicate elements from the array internally. But this undoubtedly increases the amount of LazyLoad. js code, or I prefer not to write it like this. Of course, I certainly won't write it myself.
Case 2
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LazyLoad. js ([a. js], function (){});
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LazyLoad. js ([B. js], function (){});
This writing method is also put an end to it. It is equivalent
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LazyLoad. js ([a. js, B. js], function (){});
Someone may want to have a callback after each js load. This function will be dedicated later. The premise of this series is that all js loads are called back, that is, only one callback after all resources are loaded.
Well, if you agree with the above Agreement, please proceed.
The first two articles completed the JavaScript and css inert loading functions, but there are still some problems. The most important thing is to load duplicate resources. This article will record the loaded resources (JS/CSS). If the record is repeated for the second load, the following prompt will be displayed:
The html is as follows:
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<! Doctype html>
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<Html>
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<Head>
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<Meta charset = "UTF-8">
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<Title> LazyLoad_0.3.js </title>
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<Script src ="Http://files.cnblogs.com/snandy/LazyLoad_0.3.js> </script>
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<Script type = "text/javascript">
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Var ary = [
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Http://files.cnblogs.com/snandy/a.js,
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Http://files.cnblogs.com/snandy/ B .js,
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Http://files.cnblogs.com/snandy/c.js
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];
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LazyLoad. js (ary, function (){
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C ();
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});
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Function clk (){
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LazyLoad. js ([http://files.cnblogs.com/snandy/a.js], function (){
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Alert (B );
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});
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}
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</Script>
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</Head>
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<Body>
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<Button onclick = "clk ()"> loading a. js again </button>
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</Body>
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</Html>
After the page is opened, three JavaScript codes a, B, and c are loaded. Click "loading a. js again" and a dialog box is displayed.
As you can see from Firebug, a. js is not loaded repeatedly.
However, if LazyLoad_0.2.js is introduced to the html file in the previous article, you will find that a. js is loaded again.