ok. Many thanks for the explaination. Le mardi 30 juillet 2013 21:48:49 UTC+2, Daniel LaLiberte a écrit : > > Hi Andrew and Jean-Marc, > > I investigated what is happening in the case that you leave out the > callback. When there is no callback option, then the loader assumes it can > do a direct load by writing a script tag at the time it is called, which > causes the entire document to be overwritten since the jQuery 'ready' > handler assured that the document load had completed. When you *do* have a > callback option, even if it does nothing, then the loader uses a 'deferred' > mode, which appends a script tag to the end of the current document's head > element. > > So, that answers that question. If you need to do the google.load() call > after the document has been loaded, be sure to include a 'callback' option. > > dan > > > >
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