I hope that didn't come across the wrong way! Just a longwinded way of saying...
Link to a test page, please? :-) -Mike > Yes, you can definitely do that. > > > > > ...or were you looking for a more detailed answer - like > maybe a hint about what is wrong? :-) > > Then you need to post that link to the test page. > > Otherwise, there's no way to begin to imagine what you might > actually be doing, or what might be going wrong. > > For example, maybe you're concatenating the script files into > one big .js file, or maybe you have one small .js file that > loads the other .js files by using document.write to write > script tags. Or maybe... > > Don't answer that! Post the link... :-) > > Basically, I have a global javascript file called > > globalutilities.js. I have included the jquery and > > other scripts in this file to simplify code mangement. > > When I include jquery file this way, I get errors with > > $ function. When I include it directly in the html file it > > works. I have tried including with relative and absolute > > paths in globalutities.js, but with no success. > > Note, I have functions in globalutilities.js that call > > functions from jquery. > > > That's not quite enough information to tell what went wrong. :-) > > > > > > You can certainly concatenate several .js files into one, > > > if that's what you mean. > > > > > > Can you post a link to a test page? > > > > I have been trying to consolidate a good number of scripts into > > > > include to simplify mgt. The trouble is when I include > > > > the jquery file it does not recognize the jquery functions. > > > > If I include it directly in the html page all works > > > > fine. I have even included remote files that I have confirmed are > > > > correct urls. Has anyone run into this issue?
