dataobjx
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| Posted: 04/15/2004, 9:27 AM |
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It goes without saying that one can plug JavaScript into each page.
But what I think would be beneficial is a CCS object [to encapsulate javascript] - much like the {header} but that the CCS IDE places between the <head>{javascript1}</head> sections.
The CCS IDE places the {header} tags after the </head> section, this 'form object' would place itself between the <head></head> tags.
In that way, one could create various self encapsulated "JavaScript Includes" - making it possible to keep all or the majority of the JavaScript encapsulated in one place rather than on every form.
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Philip
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| Posted: 07/01/2004, 6:12 AM |
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Yes!
Great idea.
Seems simple to implement and it keeps the code clean and easy to handle in a team environment.
For that matter, if YesSoftware could implement a JS IDE that would be wonderful. There's none out there thatI'maware of.
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greg
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| Posted: 10/06/2004, 8:55 AM |
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You can just write your JS code in a file and add a line at the top of
you HTML file:
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"
src="mycode.js"></script>
very easy :)
Greg
dataobjx wrote:
> It goes without saying that one can plug JavaScript into each page.
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> But what I think would be beneficial is a CCS object [to encapsulate
> javascript] - much like the {header} but that the CCS IDE places between the
> <head>{javascript1}</head> sections.
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> The CCS IDE places the {header} tags after the </head> section, this 'form
> object' would place itself between the <head></head> tags.
>
> In that way, one could create various self encapsulated "JavaScript Includes" -
> making it possible to keep all or the majority of the JavaScript encapsulated
> in one place rather than on every form.
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dataobjx
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| Posted: 10/06/2004, 9:35 AM |
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Greg, I agree. You can do it that way.
However, when one creates such a file, one tends to stick everything or many things into the one file and this causes unnecessary overhead when one only wants to utilize a single function.
The way I propose, would allow you to create a library of individual JavaScript "Includes" or applets that you could plug in one or more as necessary.
The .js file is simply too bulky a method.
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greg
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| Posted: 10/06/2004, 9:41 AM |
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That's an interesting plugin to develop! A perfect opportunity to
practice what one can learn in the CCS Developer Magazine ;)
Greg
dataobjx wrote:
> Greg, I agree. You can do it that way.
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> However, when one creates such a file, one tends to stick everything or many
> things into the one file and this causes unnecessary overhead when one only
> wants to utilize a single function.
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> The way I propose, would allow you to create a library of individual JavaScript
> "Includes" or applets that you could plug in one or more as necessary.
>
> The .js file is simply too bulky a method.
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