How to optimize portal javascript and css - where is scriptset property ?

Hi,
I've downloaded <a href="https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/d164c5ee-0901-0010-4fbf-d0856b5c8a84">How to Finetune Performance of Portal Platform</a> document,
which contains portal performance optimization tips.
In this pdf file there is a section about optimizing javascript and css code by using
scriptset property and there is also appropriate reference to the help.sap.com portal page.
The problem is that this page is not there so I'm unable to configure this scriptset property.
Any ideas where can it be found?
Regards,
Ladislav

yes - go into System Adminstration --> System Configuration and then Service Configuration (in the detailed Nav).
In there, find application com.sap.portal.epcf.loader - In Services --> epcfloader the property you seek is script.set and you should change from standard to optimize. Then you need to restart the service.
Hope that helps
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H

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Just two quick questions. First, I am trying to
change the value of one of my backing bean properties
using js. It is a boolean and what I tried was:
onfocus="{ ${displayOnly} = true}"
however, as expected, this tries to set the actual
value of displayOnly (false) to true which cant be
done. How do I set the variable displayOnly to true?JavaScript is executed on the client side. Your backing bean lives on the server side. So the only way to modify the backing bean properties is when the server is processing a request. You can use JavaScript to help define what this request will be and even invoke it, but you cannot directly change the backing bean via JavaScript.
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My other questions is about css. I have a panelgrid
which has many inputText and labels. Using a
styleclass on the panelgrid changes the styles of the
labels but the inputText stay the same. Is there a
way to write a subclass of my panelgrids style
(pgstyle)? I tried .pgstyle t:inputText and .pgstyle
#t:inputText but neither worked. As you can see, I
have no idea what I am doing when it comes to
subclassing style classes so I would appreciate any
help I can get.CSS is interpreted on the client side. The inputText components are interpreted on the server side; they generate HTML which is what the browser sees.
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