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That's because @include doesn't work (mixed content warnings). So I have to bundle everything together :(
Please fix this.
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Pasting my 250k js file crashes the browser as it tries to syntax highlight.
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Eventually, I hacked your form to turn the iframe thing off (good 'ol $('iframe').remove() ) so it would take my code.
Not a pretty kludge obviously.Comment -
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I’m
anxious
Okay, that got the code in, but now I can no longer visit the "edit" link at all, because every tab is loaded, and the syntax highlighting starts before I even visit it.
I'm going to have to write an extension to even access it... that's recursive and not in a good way. -
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Jacob,
Indeed pasting the external file code inside your app's code is not a good thing to do.
We have for that the @include (replied to your other ticket regarding this) - but we are looking for a solution to bundle external files as part of the extension itself.
We will let you (and our community) know once such resources solution is available on all platforms. -
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I’m
hopeful
I did look at @include, but it doesn't work with https. Since I'm building an app which is improving the UI and integration options *behind* a login screen, it's all https. If @include supported https, I'd much rather use that. Or if CR supported local includes.
One thing I don't understand is the asynch / synch nature of these external requests. Using Google's CDN, you do something like this:
Goo.load('jquery', {'onLoad': startMyApp});
// This will fail
$jquery.something();
startMyApp = function {
// This will work.
$jquery.something
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