Hi all,
I just found this small userscript to add jquery to every page:
(function(){
var $=unsafeWindow.jQuery;
if(!$){
var jquery_script=document.createElement("script");
jquery_script.src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery.min.js";;
document.head.appendChild(jquery_script)
}
})()
This is an interessting way I never thought about... ;) I didn't try it.
But if it works, this would be a nice way to directly attach my
userscript to the page itself. So I really have full access also to the
js-code of the page itself, I think.
So my question to all: would this work? Is it a good idea to do it this
way or not?
Tnx for your feedback,
Robert
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