I am working on a very large scale project which uses many different pages with some very specific javascript Does each one of them To reduce load time, I plan to compress it all in a file before deploying it.
The problem is: How should I avoid launching page specific JS on those pages which are not required? So far my best solution is to wrap each page in some extra containers
And I have expanded jQuery so I can do something like this:
// If this element exists then when the DOM is ready, the function Execute $ ('#some_page') ready (function () {...}); Which, while cool, like just rubs me wrongly?
I get every page in the & lt; Body & gt; element: & lt; Html & gt; & Lt; Head & gt; On completion of giving a unique ID .. & Lt; / Head & gt; Body id = "sign-in" & gt; ... & lt; / Body & gt; & Lt; / Html & gt; And write all my page-specific scripts in jQuery blocks like:
$ (function () {if (! $ ('Body # Sign-in '}.);
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