You *could* have a PHP that you call with $.getScript that'll use the GET variables to spit out specific javascript depending on the plugins, but that's a pretty lame way of doing things.
On May 11, 6:58 pm, "Lee O" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have an application that has many plugins, all of which have jquery > scripts. Now, i imagine there are ways to program an javascript aggregator > of some sort, but i imagine this is a very common problem with plugin based > web-apps, so i was curious if jquery had any ways to handle this. > > To reiterate with an example: If you have a CMS that is plugin based, with > 20 plugins, and each plugin has its own js file to run its own, plugin > specific, jquery code from. You cannot(*and should not have to*) manually > combine them together (ignoring the aggregator aspect for now), so are there > any other options? Having 20+ <script> calls on one page is a bit overkill > heh.. > > Any thoughts on this subject? > > Thanks, > -- > Lee Olayvarhttp://www.leeolayvar.com
