On Sat, Oct 03, 2009 at 05:11:01PM -0400, Mark Eichin wrote:
> What I'm really trying to do is load jquery into an existing page, and
> then load my own code, so I can prototype/demo some improvements to a
> website I can't otherwise modify.
>
> interactive("jquery-test",
> "load and run a jquery file",
> function(I) {
> subscript_loader.loadSubScript("file://" +
> "/usr/share/javascript/jquery/jquery.js", I.buffer.document);
> subscript_loader.loadSubScript("file://" + "/tmp/test.js",
> I.buffer.document);
> });
>
> This definitely loads and runs jquery.js and test.js; if I put alert()
> calls in test.js they fire, but $() references in test.js fail with
> "ReferenceError: $ is not defined." Actually, now that I look more
> closely jquery isn't just logging stylistic warnings, it's also
> reporting
> Console error: [JavaScript Warning: "reference to undefined property
> jQuery.cache[id][name]"
> {file: "chrome://conkeror-modules/content/rc.js ->
> file:///home/eichin/.emacs.js ->
> file:///usr/share/javascript/jquery/jquery.js"
> line: 679}]
> Category: component javascript
>
> Any suggestions? Is I.buffer.document not the right target object?
The method that I'm familiar with involves using the DOM to add
html:script elements to the document's head to load your js files.
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John Foerch
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