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Will the JS library be loaded in time?

Don
I'm considering moving a bunch of JS functions out of my "main" and "header"
frames into a ".js" library file. Will that library be loaded by the time
the "main" and "header" frames are load, as those frames contain references
to functions in that library. The library will be very large.

Thanks,
Don

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Jul 23 '05 #1
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Don schrieb:
I'm considering moving a bunch of JS functions out of my "main" and
"header" frames into a ".js" library file. Will that library be
loaded by the time the "main" and "header" frames are load, as those
frames contain references to functions in that library. The library
will be very large.


As to my experience, it should be if you place the respective `script'
element within the `head' element of the frameset HTML document. Use
feature testing prior to access in case it did not work as expected.
PointedEars
Jul 23 '05 #2
Don
On 18 Apr 2005 09:53:00 GMT, "Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn"
<Po*********@web.de> wrote:
Don schrieb:
I'm considering moving a bunch of JS functions out of my "main" and
"header" frames into a ".js" library file. Will that library be
loaded by the time the "main" and "header" frames are load, as those
frames contain references to functions in that library. The library
will be very large.


As to my experience, it should be if you place the respective `script'
element within the `head' element of the frameset HTML document. Use
feature testing prior to access in case it did not work as expected.
PointedEars

Thanks for your reply. I'll have to be sure I do this.

Thanks,
Do

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