Just put the jQuery code plus any other plugin code you need plus your own
'document ready' code all into one file!
Banta wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
> I'm working on a calendar widget and want to make it possible for
> people to embed it on their websites...
>
> My goal is to keep the embed line as simple as possible, something
> along these lines:
>
> <script src="www.mywebserver.com/webservices/?
> userid=123&style=123&etc=123" />
>
> Now, my question is: How do i do this in the best possible way if i
> want to use Jquery.
> Seeing as most Jquery scripts usually have at least 2 lines: 1 for
> jquery, 1 for a plugin, how do i get this down to 1 line ?
>
> It seems people have been using the document.write("<script src=".."><
> \/script>") method alot.
> But is that really the best way to do it ? And how browser compatible
> is that solution anyway ?
>
> - Regards,
> Banta.
>
>
>
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