Re: Dynamic Loading of JS & CSS

Hi Mandy,

It sounds like an out to use an IFrame, but what you're doing is so much 
like an IFrame... perhaps it's time to just use an IFrame. I would say 
that if your goal was to work from the existing CSS on the page, then a 
DOM load like this makes more sense - but since even the CSS sounds to 
be separate, an IFrame may actually simplify this entire implementation, 
in addition to solving your problem.

-Chris

Maninder, Singh wrote:
> Hello Guys,
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> Following is my problem definition.
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> I have a page (index.html) that has a button, clicking which an AJAX request is sent to the server (to server_response.html) and the result is populated in the mainContent div on index.html.
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> Now server_response.html has a javascript include (include.js) in it. To take a simple case, include.js just has the following -
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> alert('reached include.js');
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> However, when the AJAX call is executed, the external js that comes with the server response is not evaluated. If I include inline js in server_response.html (eg <s*ript>alert('reached inside server_response');</s*ript>) this works fine.
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> Similarly, if there is an external style sheet included, in IE even that is not evaluated.
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> I have experimented with loading js using DOM - yes that works but only in IE & Firefox.
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> What is the best workaround for it and what works in Safari?
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> I know document.write is an alternative for safari but that loads the entire page again :(
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> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Thank you,
> Mandy.
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