I'm trying to load a js file dynamically when a page load. Below i given the code what i'm using. code...
HEre the problem is the script file is not loading. After the alert message (which i commented on above code )it is working fine. I tried to given wait time more than 10 second even though its not loading.
But after giving the alert box, its working.
Can anybody say the reason why its happening like this.
I'm trying to dynamically load javascript from a file with a click handler.
The code is for a class function.
I'm instantiating an instance of the class from the click handler.
It doesn't work the first time I call the "constructor" function, but it does work the second time.
If I put in a call to the "alert" method, it works the first time.
From this, it would be logical to conclude that the code being loaded isn't being given time enough to load and be implanted within the DOM structure for the page.
How can I get the click handler to wait for the code to get established?
What follows is the code for the method that inserts the tag to load the javascript:
Code:
function load_js_code_from_file (js_code_file)
{
var form_ref = document.getElementById ("theForm1");
var new_js_node = document.createElement ("script");
[Code]....
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When I make a list in the HTML code using the <ul id="example"> works perfectly.
But when I tried to make the list dynamically calling a JSON file, does not works fine.
If I insert theready(fn) mentioned above inside the javascrypt function that create dynamically the element<ul >as is shown next:
Improves a little bit, but still does not work fine. Specifically does not show the plus and minus sign, then I can not open or collapse it.
I tried also with thecheckboxtree pluginand I encountered the same problem.
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Code:
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}
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Code:
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[code]....
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Code:
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[Code]....
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PS> The actual implementation is more complicated. This is the boiled down version of the problem.
I would like to create in my site a picture that when a user clicks on
it, a javascript code which determines which file is to be downloaded
to the user, is ran.
My problem is that I do not know how to make the file that was chosen
by the javascript code to be downloaded to the user.
I know how to do it statically (using anchor) what I'm looking for is
how to do it dynamically.