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QUESTION
I'm a bit confused on what's required to dynamically load a JS file into the DOM.
When I include in my HTML file, example.js will run normally.
When I include it will add to the DOM but not run it.
I previously believed that I had to recreate , then append() it to the tag. I feel as if I am missing a crucial step, I just don't know what that step is.
example.html
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-29 at 15:59So I found the issue was with the order that I was resolving code. It took forever to find because there was nothing inherently wrong with my code, but the sequence was wrong.
I was calling everything in the correct order, but the order that things were resolving in my network panel were incorrect.
Once I fixed the sequence that things were being loaded into the DOM, everything worked as expected.
Fix #1
Because my XMLHttpReqests should be asynchronous, I put all the calls into a single Javascript file so they would run synchronously.
I needed Javascript files to be loaded in the tag before loading function calls that reference those files.
The function calls I wrapped in window.onload = function(){}
.
Basically my final solution was for any that I was dynamically placing in example.html I would wrap in
window.onload = function(){}
.
i.e.
Fix #2
I was using the onload wrapper window.onload = function(){}
in a location that did not make sense. Also it may have been nested within another window.onload function at one point while debugging, which probably didn't help.
QUESTION
My question is very similar to this. The solution there was that there was a
in mine.
I have this CoffeeScript code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-06 at 13:51Take a look at this and basically this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/19726610/3433323
Quoting:
You need to select the non-existent elements as well for the selections to work properly. ... At the moment, the selection you're matching data against contains only the one element
Which means you are selecting against the body only.
In short:
QUESTION
I have a HTML block like this for minify css and js files:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-09 at 12:23The answer is no in grunt-usemin
, but in one of the dependencies: grunt-filerev
. This last module is the one used to create the file revisions of you css
, js
and other files.
After grunt-filerev
is executed (executed as a subtask of grunt-usemin
), it creates a summary (stored in within your grunt task, under grunt.filerev.summary
). The summary contains the following information:
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