That is very odd, as both, evalScripts and evalResponse are set to
false by default. Are you sure you're not setting either to true?
On 9 Nov 2009, at 18:14, visola wrote:
I'm having a problem loading a javascript file using Request. My
scenario is something like this:
I want to load the file as text and then run it manually in a more
restricted context (inside a "(function () { // file here})();" for
example).
But when Request finishes loading the file, it automatically runs it.
So after that, when I call it manually, it will run twice. From what I
saw in the code, Request calls "processScripts" that will execute
javascript files (identified by the content header - in my case
"application/x-javascript") even if I set evalResponse to false (the
default option).
My workaround is to name my files something else (without the .js
extension), otherwise my server will send it with the javascript
header and MooTools will execute it after downloading it.
Is there any other workaround for this? Shouldn't evalResponse be true
by default and when needed, setting it to false would avoid executing
scripts after loading them?
Best regards.
