Its still possible - try loading it via jQuery.get() and eval() the
result. jQuery.load() is another possibility, but I'm not sure if that
will work within Ubiquity - I think it assumes there is a DOM available,
which there isn't for Ubiquity commands.
You'll want to do that outside of any commands, so it loads on startup.
You may need a mechanism to make sure none of your commands are
available until the script is loaded however, or else you may get
"unexpected" results.
So something like:
jQuery.get("http://mydomain.com/awesome.js";, function(js) {
eval(js);
CmdUtils.CreateComand( ... );
});
Hope that helps.
- Blair
On 7/11/2008 1:28 PM, Abimanyu Raja wrote:
> So, you want to run the JS from the webpage you are on? I don't think
> it's considered local.
>
> - Abi
>
> 2008/11/7 Douglas Nogueira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
>
> Can i load a js from a page?
> I find this:
>
> "The |mozIJSSubScriptLoader| interface can be used from JS to load
> and run JavaScript code from the given URL at run-time
>
> method: loadSubScript (in wstring url[, targetObj]);
>
> The URL pointing to the script to load. It*must* be either
> afile:,resource:,
> or achrome: URL, and/*_must be local_*/.*"*
>
>
>
> in the site: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/mozIJSSubScriptLoader
>
> But i can use that on ubiquity, having a tab of the page? Is it
> considered local?
>
> --
> Douglas
>
>
>
>
> >
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