[SOLVED] including external code in JS

ButterflyMelissa · 09-12-2013, 05:06 AM

Hi Gang!

Okay, I ventured into the OOP side of JS and find it very "familiar"...nice...
Now, I made a file called Node.js, a single node in a tree, I'd like to create this three in an other file called Tree.js. Of course, I need nodes in that tree. How do I include Node.js in Tree.js?
In HTML it's

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But I doubt that would be the case here...

Lemme know is a smidgin of code is needed...

Thanks!

Thor

j-ray · 09-13-2013, 03:22 AM

What's the content of Node.js? Of course you have to load it with an html tag.

You may find an interesting approach to javascript OOP-style here:
http://mootools.net
It's my favourite framework in js. I prefer it even to jQUery which is more popular. It has a class function which enables you to use, re-use and extend class like functions in js.
Cheers, j

ButterflyMelissa · 09-14-2013, 11:19 AM

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Of course you have to load it with an html tag.

I just tried that and

that's the solution. Where was my brain...oh, there it is, next to the coffee...

Thanks, that was the clue. Be looking at mootools too, used that for a site wayway back and it looked great, never got to DL it...now's my chance...
It's my very first attempt at OOP in JS and it seems I've got some stuff yet to learn...
Thor