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I making a new app in which I want to split the whole thing to different .html files.
Now I might have an understanding problem.
index.html is the base and pretty much out of the template box :-)
test.html is another file
test.js has only an alert("test"); in it
now if I put the test.js in the <head> of test.html the alert will not show, but if I put the test.js in the <body> of test.html alert will trigger.
Its kind of like the <head> section of the test.html is not loaded.
I am of course switching from index.html to test.html#somediv
Does that make sense to anyone?
Markus
Now I might have an understanding problem.
index.html is the base and pretty much out of the template box :-)
test.html is another file
test.js has only an alert("test"); in it
now if I put the test.js in the <head> of test.html the alert will not show, but if I put the test.js in the <body> of test.html alert will trigger.
Its kind of like the <head> section of the test.html is not loaded.
I am of course switching from index.html to test.html#somediv
Does that make sense to anyone?
Markus
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Hi Markus,
The behavior you describe is by design and expected one. You can find the explanation of this behavior in the Kendo UI remote view documentation.
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The behavior you describe is by design and expected one. You can find the explanation of this behavior in the Kendo UI remote view documentation.
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answered on 27 Nov 2013, 01:13 PM
Thanks Steve
Comming from Web design I still have a lot to learn.
Would you recomend to include the test.js in the head of the index.html or in the body of the test.html?
Markus
Comming from Web design I still have a lot to learn.
Would you recomend to include the test.js in the head of the index.html or in the body of the test.html?
Markus
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Hi Markus,
Depends on what you would do in the javascript. The docs I references explain your options:
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Steve
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Depends on what you would do in the javascript. The docs I references explain your options:
Inline style elements, inline script elements, and mobile layout definitions will be evaluated and appended to the application. The elements must be available in the root of the response, or nested inside the body element.Scripts and styles from the head element (if present) will not be evaluated.
If the remote view needs an additional scripting (widget initialization/binding) logic, it may be defined in the view init event handler, in the AJAX response.
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Steve
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