Lisa
On that note. If that line (yours) was being called in an embeded template, would it still work? Or would you want to use my happy coincidence?
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Lisa
On that note. If that line (yours) was being called in an embeded template, would it still work? Or would you want to use my happy coincidence?
#17 / Oct 11, 2007 5:24pm
I am not following your question, Adam? You can embed javascript from anywhere in an HTML page, though there are usually specific reasons to include it in the <head></head>.
#18 / Oct 11, 2007 5:34pm
Lisa
I use an embed for the head of a document, setting up the doctype, css ref, *script ref, title etc…
When I call the css I have a template group (assigned to a variable) which I follow with the name of the css template. I don’t however have the js file in a template group, so I am presuming that to use =/script/script.js, when the embed is parsed it can find /script/script.js without any further path information.
I’m not on about embedding javascript, rather I am talking about the call to the js file from an embedded template.
Adam
#19 / Oct 11, 2007 5:38pm
As long as you use an absolute path (ie: the full domain, or starting with /) then it won’t matter from where you call it.