An easy to use stand-alone PHP-Library (but at the same time also a Wordpress plugin) that combines, optimizes, dataURI-fies, re-splits, compresses and caches your CSS and JS for quicker loading times.
With help of htaccess of course it could also means that the web server could direclty read the files instead of calling a php script.
Apache can do rewrite rules to css.php or js.php only based on the fact that "does the file reall exists?" => yes => give it to me / no => call css.php or js.php based on file request
It would be safer i think.
I also know this is huge work but will definitely give css-js-booster a big advantage in the dynamic css js generation "world" :)
This is tricky because i can't see atm how to know then wich files to merge/minify if the url does not contain the files. Perhaps we we'll have to use only config files and references them in the urls
Since we're planning to pass parameter by config files, why not now have calls to css and js files like this :
/CSS-JS-Booster/booster/css.md5.timestamp.datauri.css /CSS-JS-Booster/booster/css.md5.timestamp.mhtml.css /CSS-JS-Booster/booster/js.md5.timestamp.js
With help of htaccess of course it could also means that the web server could direclty read the files instead of calling a php script.
Apache can do rewrite rules to css.php or js.php only based on the fact that "does the file reall exists?" => yes => give it to me / no => call css.php or js.php based on file request
It would be safer i think.
I also know this is huge work but will definitely give css-js-booster a big advantage in the dynamic css js generation "world" :)