Hi David,
Google document a nicer way to deal with this in their documentation.
The Google API can call a javascript callback when the library you
requested has been loaded.
http://code.google.com/apis/ajax/documentation/#GoogleLoad
Cheers,
Alex
On Dec 24, 11:44 pm, speedpac...@gmail.com speedpac...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi Mike,
Sorry for the late response, but thanks a lot for this feedback. It
does indeed help.
I'm only a bit disappointed that I now have 4 scriptgoogle.load()/
script blocks :)
thanks a lot though!
David.
On 17 dec, 03:08, Michael Geary m...@mg.to wrote:
Put your lines of code in separate script tags.
google.load() uses document.write() to write a script tag into the
document. This script tag is not executed until the current script tag
exits. So your jQuery.noConflict() call is being executed before jQuery is
loaded.
If you break up the script tags like this, it should work fine:
script type=text/javascript
google.load(jquery, 1);
/script
script type=text/javascript
jQuery.noConflict();
google.load(prototype, 1);
/script
-Mike
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 7:58 AM, speedpac...@gmail.com
speedpac...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
For obvious reasons, we try using Google to load javascript libraries
when we need them.
We already used Prototype using google.load() function, and now we
decided to add jQuery as well since we will be using some jQuery UI
widgets to speed up development on a project (more specifically we
need a decent date selector!
Basically, what we did is:
google.load(jquery, 1);
jQuery.noConflict();
google.load(prototype, 1);
Unfortunately, for some reason, it complains that noConflict() is no
method leading me to believe tha the jQuery code isn't loaded properly
prior to calling the noConflict() method...
We have never had such an issue in the past, and if we link directly
to the .js file hosted on google servers without using the google.load
() method, it works fine as well...
Does anyone know this is a known issue when working with google.load
()?
Since we manage the needed libraries through a database, and use the
google.load() function for all these libraries, it would be a shame if
we need to include jQuery library directly without using the
google.load() method :)
thanks in advance for your very much appreciated feedback!
David.
