Way to include a .js inside a .js? [duplicate]

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Include javascript file inside javascript file?

Is this possible? Including a reference to another .js that your current .js file code is reliant on instead of having to add 2 includes in every page to ensure that both those files are there?

I开发者_JAVA百科 assume the answer is no...as I have not found any info on it on the net so far.

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You can use document.write to create a <script> element.

But there's no include in js.

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coffeeaddict,

Try this article:

http://www.chapter31.com/2006/12/07/including-js-files-from-within-js-files/

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I don't know too much about this but I know this is great for intellisense . Take Visual studios for instance they got a vs-doc for jquery. You add a reference of the vs-doc into your .js file and you got intellisense.

Otherwise I don't know if there is a point to it.

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Yes, this is possible. It's slightly awkward but you can do it. There are several different ways in fact, but the simplest is to add a <script> tag with the appropriate "src" value, and put all your dependent code in an "onload" handler of that element. Your script will then run after the other one finishes loading.