/// <summary>
/// Loads one or more CSS and/or JavaScript resources in the same transaction.
/// Use this method when you want to load both CSS and JavaScript in a single
/// transaction and be notified when all requested URLs have finished loading,
/// regardless of type.
/// Behavior and options are the same as for the `css()` and `js()` methods. If
/// a resource type isn't specified in per-request options or transaction-level
/// options, Get will guess the file type based on the URL's extension (`.css`
/// or `.js`, with or without a following query string). If the file type can't
/// be guessed from the URL, a warning will be logged and Get will assume the
/// URL is a JavaScript resource.
/// </summary>
public Y_.Get_.Transaction load(object urls, object err, Y_.Get_.Transaction Transaction)
{
return(null);
}
/// <summary>
/// Aborts the specified transaction.
/// This will cause the transaction's `onFailure` callback to be called and
/// will prevent any new script and link nodes from being added to the document,
/// but any resources that have already been requested will continue loading
/// (there's no safe way to prevent this, unfortunately).
/// *Note:* This method is deprecated as of 3.5.0, and will be removed in a
/// future version of YUI. Use the transaction-level `abort()` method instead.
/// </summary>
public void abort(Y_.Get_.Transaction transaction)
{
}
/// <summary>
/// Loads one or more CSS and/or JavaScript resources in the same transaction.
/// Use this method when you want to load both CSS and JavaScript in a single
/// transaction and be notified when all requested URLs have finished loading,
/// regardless of type.
/// Behavior and options are the same as for the `css()` and `js()` methods. If
/// a resource type isn't specified in per-request options or transaction-level
/// options, Get will guess the file type based on the URL's extension (`.css`
/// or `.js`, with or without a following query string). If the file type can't
/// be guessed from the URL, a warning will be logged and Get will assume the
/// URL is a JavaScript resource.
/// </summary>
public Y_.Get_.Transaction load(object urls, object options, JsAction callback, object err, Y_.Get_.Transaction Transaction)
{
return(null);
}
