Added the concatSyntax property, which allows developers to change how urls are decorated for a file concatenation api. Updated docs as well.

Author: scottjehl

README.md

@@ -37,7 +37,13 @@ All of the Enhance api is available via `window.ejs` or just `ejs`. From `ejs`,
 		ejs.basepath.css = "assets/css/";
 		
 
+- `concatSyntax`: a predefined function that decorates a comma-delimited URL in whatever way necessary for a concatenator API. To configure, just redefine it as a function with a url argument, and return that url decorated any way your concatenator expects. By default, Enhance uses the  url pattern suggested in the [QuickConcat project]( https://github.com/filamentgroup/quickconcat). Example:
 
+		// decorate URL for a custom concatenator API
+		ejs.concatSyntax = function( url ){
+			return "/concat/" + url;
+		};
+		
 
 
 ### Methods

enhance.js

@@ -110,13 +110,20 @@
 		return ( url.indexOf( ".js" ) > -1 ? ejs.loadJS : ejs.loadCSS )( url );
 	};
 
+	// concatSyntax is a function that decorates a URL in whatever way necessary for a concatenator API. 
+	// To configure, just define it as a function with a url argument, and return that url decorated any way your concatenator expects.
+	// by default, Enhance uses the  url pattern suggested in the QuickConcat project: https://github.com/filamentgroup/quickconcat
+	ejs.concatSyntax = function( url ){
+		return url + "=concat";
+	};
+	
 	// Function for triggering the CSS and JS requests
 	ejs.enhance = function(){
 		if( ejs.jsToLoad.length ){
-			ejs.load( ejs.jsToLoad.join(",") + "=concat" );
+			ejs.load( ejs.concatSyntax( ejs.jsToLoad.join(",") ) );
 		}
 		if( ejs.cssToLoad.length ){
-			ejs.load( ejs.cssToLoad.join(",") + "=concat"  );
+			ejs.load( ejs.concatSyntax( ejs.cssToLoad.join(",") )  );
 		}
 	};