🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Fri, Dec 24, 2010 03:22 PM UTC:
Storage and bandwidth transfer are both non-issues. We do not have a cap on how much we can store on the site, and we are allowed infinite bandwidth transfer per month, as indicated by the infinity symbol appearing by monthly bandwidth transfer in our cpanel. The only other issue is bandwidth for the user. For people with broadband connections, the savings in bandwidth for using Javascript vs a single image are too negligible to notice. But even for dial-up users, you can create graphic images that will not take very long to download. For example, the diagram for this game can be saved as a PNG file that is only 7935 bytes in size. If you wish to continue using the Javascript tool to make your diagrams, I recommend replacing the call to the Javascript tool with the actual HTML it outputs. If you're using Firefox, you can get this with the Web Developer extension, using its View Source/View Generated Source menu option.
Storage and bandwidth transfer are both non-issues. We do not have a cap on how much we can store on the site, and we are allowed infinite bandwidth transfer per month, as indicated by the infinity symbol appearing by monthly bandwidth transfer in our cpanel. The only other issue is bandwidth for the user. For people with broadband connections, the savings in bandwidth for using Javascript vs a single image are too negligible to notice. But even for dial-up users, you can create graphic images that will not take very long to download. For example, the diagram for this game can be saved as a PNG file that is only 7935 bytes in size. If you wish to continue using the Javascript tool to make your diagrams, I recommend replacing the call to the Javascript tool with the actual HTML it outputs. If you're using Firefox, you can get this with the Web Developer extension, using its View Source/View Generated Source menu option.