Presto.OnDemand.requireScript

Thu, 12/03/2009 - 12:00
ljschrenk
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Can you please post some examples of using multiple Presto.OnDemand calls?

I need to require several scripts before running my main code.  I tried nesting the calls but it's not working in IE.  I dont' want to include the files in mashlet.json because I have no idea what the property values should be.

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Thu, 12/03/2009 - 12:18
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TIA,

I highly recomend to use mashlet.json to load your mashlet resources.

The property value in mashlet.json could be any object , function name or variable that exist inside the script file , so Presto will wait for that object , function name or variable. Once Presto ( client side ) have recognized that in the browser's document  then it continues loading the next script file.

 

Javier Leon
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JackBe, Inc.  |  www.jackbe.com
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Thu, 12/03/2009 - 12:26
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Can you please provide examples of using multiple Presto.OnDemand calls?

Also, if I did use mashlet.json, what would be the property value for including the ext 3.0 files?

Thu, 12/03/2009 - 15:24
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 You can use window.Ext or window.Ext.History as the property.

"js": [

                      {"script": "<url to ext-all.js>", "property": "window.Ext"},

]

Let us know if that works out.

Thanks,

Kishore

Fri, 12/04/2009 - 10:09
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Worked like a charm. Thanks!