yepnope

I am wanting to load javascript and css files via a resource loader. I was originally using LabJs but I found YepNope more elegant and easier to work with in my scenario. However I am finding it devastatingly slow, which is odd as apparently it is comparable to LabJs in speed on most things. One thing I do have are Etags which I am sure will slow everything down as its still requesting from the server rather than just working off the client cache. Anyway there isnt much outside of the main YepNope site, and they havent released a new version with the fixes on their issues list in a while, so I

I've got a site which is loading all kinds of external scripts using Modernizr.load (aka YepNopeJS). One of those scripts is a small statistics script (3,5 kB uncompressed) with a very simple callback function: Modernizr.load({ load: 'http://res.xtractor.no/x.js', callback: function() { _pxReg(); } }); _pxReg is simply a function defined in the x.js script. In about 50% of my pages, I receive an error message "Undefined variable: _pxReg" (Opera 12) or "'_pxReg' is undefined" (Internet Explorer 9). Firefox 15 and Chrome 22 never give errors. The error never occurs when reloading a page. This

I'm trying to detect whether media queries are present using Modernizr 2, then loading in respond.js if appropriate. I've put this in my script.js file... Modernizr.load({ test: Modernizr.mq, yep : '', nope: 'mylibs/respond.js' }); What am I doing wrong? I'm really surprised there isn't an example of how to do this with Media Queries on the Modernizr site. Here is the version of Modernizr I'm using... http://www.modernizr.com/download/#-backgroundsize-borderradius-boxshadow-iepp-respond-mq-cssclasses-teststyles-testprop-testallprops-prefixes-domprefixes-load That's because !!Modernizr.mq ===

I have been implementing the yepnope script loader as part of the modernizr.js library. I have successfully got jQuery to load and jQuery dependent scripts afterwards. I am new to asynchronous loading of resources, so it's a bit new to me. I have been searching around, but haven't had much luck with the following. My question is what are your opinions on how to effectively replace the functionality of $(document).ready() when working with the yepnope.js framework. My theory was to create a appropriately named function in my base library and then set that variable on my pages to an anonymous