[Partial] Fix for Issue #175: Implement RequireJS Error Handling #198
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Modified to support requirejs error handling [line 149-153] Also added support for dynamic css servers (fixes issue sites like Google Fonts API. where the files is at https://fonts.googapis.com/icon?family=Material+Icons) [line 160,165]
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@long-m-r could u please squash commits into one? |
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I implemented the requirejs error callback for linkLoad. Works in Firefox v40 and Chrome v44.
Also modified the normalize/load function so it can be used with dynamically served css files. Solves an issue I had with Google's Fonts API where css files are located at an address like 'https://fonts.googleapis.com/icon?family=Material+Icons'. Now it doesn't append '.css' to files that either already have it (like before) or those which have a '?' in the address.