I have seen on some websites they have one script tag but call multiple JS file e.g.
I use:
http://rakaz.nl/code/combine
Just set up something in your .htaccess that points requests to js and css to this file. It handles caching etc
That loads a single JS file. The URLs just has multiple things that look like filenames in it.
There is a strong probability that the single JS file is built from multiple files by a server side script. If so, that is just a simple matter of…
(and giving it a suitable Content-Type header).
It is inefficient to do that for every hit though, so make sure you implement sane caching. Both with HTTP response headers and on your server.
You need to write a server-side script that parses the script names from the URL or query string, and sends a single response with the contents of all of the scripts.
Make sure to validate the script names to prevent attackers from reading arbitrary files.