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Order of including dhtmlx-modules in html-header??? Is there a secure way to include several dhtmlx-Modules in the page header? Which order is recommended? We've encountered a nasty bug today; the dataprocessor functionality will be broken when connector.js is included first. broken: <!-- connector --> <script type='text/javascript' src='../dhtmlx/dhtmlxConnector/codebase/connector.js'></script> <!-- dataprocessor + ext --> <script src='../dhtmlx/dhtmlxDataProcessor/codebase/dhtmlxdataprocessor.Ver2.1.js'></script> <script src='../dhtmlx/dhtmlxDataProcessor/codebase/dhtmlxdataprocessor_debug.js'></script> good: <!-- dataprocessor + ext --> <script src='../dhtmlx/dhtmlxDataProcessor/codebase/dhtmlxdataprocessor.Ver2.1.js'></script> <script src='../dhtmlx/dhtmlxDataProcessor/codebase/dhtmlxdataprocessor_debug.js'></script> <!-- connector --> <script type='text/javascript' src='../dhtmlx/dhtmlxConnector/codebase/connector.js'></script> Answer posted by Alex (support) on Jul 02, 2009 00:44 Hello, connector libraries should be always included last. They contain code that call methods of other components. You can follow "from common to dependent" the schema for the libraries order: 1. dhtmlxcommon.js 2. main component libraries, for example: dhtmlxgrid.js dhtmlxgridcell.js 3. component extentions that you want to use, for example: dhtmlxgrid_filter.js 4. if there are more components (for example you use also tree), points 2 and 3 for these components 5. dataprocessor 6. connector |
