> you can do that trough ajax, using a wait function to load the
> scripts in order, but going other way with this.
I could read the files in proper order with XMLHttpRequest(), then
merge them into one variable and finally print them between
<script></script> tags. Is that what you meant?
var mergedScripts = "";
function readScript(path) {
var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
xhr.open("GET", path, false);
xhr.send();
mergedScripts += xhr.responseText;
}
readScript("script-1.js");
readScript("script-2.js");
readScript("script-3.js");
var scriptTag = document.querySelector("script#merged-scripts");
scriptTag.innerHTML = mergedScripts;
This looks awful :/
I forgot to mention it, but it's important for me that the JS files
are linked from HTML page, not directly injected into it. So basically
I just want to output those three lines of code in proper order:
<script src="script-1.js" charset="UTF-8">
<script src="script-2.js" charset="UTF-8">
<script src="script-3.js" charset="UTF-8">
What's wrong with my original loadScript() function? I was scratching
my head for several hours but I still don't get it why it doesn't work
correctly on Safari.
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