You could use $.getScript() and then use the callback function in it.
It is supposed that .ready() waits for all the getScript to load, before it
fires itself, but I can't make it happen yet, so I'm using the callback.
On 9/13/07, bigbird023 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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I think I might be missing the point here, but ... if you have one js file
with all your commonly used 'jquery stuff' in it, why do you need to load
anything else, except on special occasions?
My idea of one js file of common code means something like...
/*jquery v1.2 PACK */
..code
/*
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