Modify code to allow different paths for css and js files

Hello, I just want to give you some feedback about this very recent -and useful- module:

- I have tried it in drupal 5. Works fine, no problem up until now (users haven't reported any issue)
- I think you could add a small note in the readme, stating that the path for the folder containing css and js files must be relative to the server, not to drupal, as this module uses functions available to php (and this is important when hosted in a shared server)

- I think it would be useful to modify load.php code to allow for different folders for css and js files. For instance, if you use aggregtated and compressed css files in Drupal, and the module javascript_aggregator, you will probably end up with css and js files in different paths. Here is what I have changed for my site:

// Read the requested file name from GET parameter
$file = @$_GET['file'] or debug_exit('Missing file parameter');


//Modified to allow different path for js files
if (preg_match('/\.(css)$/i', $file, $file_type)) {
        $file = $baseDirCss.$file;
} elseif (preg_match('/\.(js)$/i', $file, $file_type)) {
        $file = $baseDirJs.$file;
} else {
        debug_exit($file." is not a javascript or css file.");
}         


//$file = $baseDir.$file;



// Check file extension
//if (!preg_match('/\.((js)|(css))$/i', $file, $file_type)) {
//	debug_exit($file." is not a javascript or css file.");
//}


// End of changes

Of course, I have added $baseDirCss and $baseDirJs variables at the top of file, and have copied .htaccess in both folders.

BTW, great module, I have been looking around for some time trying to achieve this simple but great improvement to site performance