jQuery plugin, global context, etc #27
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Thanks for the feedback, I don't have a solution for you, but I do have a couple of data points.
Based on you never getting the onReady callback, I'd guess that the flash audio component (which is separate from flXHR) hasn't loaded. - You didn't remove that too did you ? (it might be interesting to see if the java audio component works - by setting audio:'java', on the phono ). If you can give some more details, we'll look into it - javascript console logs would be great. |
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Here's what I get when I wrap most of the code with (function($){})(jQuery); |
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Hm. I used the same wrapped code, but now I put it in a separate JS file and loaded it via jQuery.getScript. |
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@undsoft can you explain more detail about your solution, I am stuck with this issue for a whole day |
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Hi guys,
I'm trying to embed phono in my embeddable widget.
User copies widget code (2 lines) to his page and then widget does the rest - preloads the jquery if necessary and initializes itself.
I've faced a problem of incorporating phono to my code.
Phono depends on $ variable to be pointing to jQuery object. (ex. line 960
$(document).ready(function())So, I have to load Phono after jQuery was loaded. This means loading Phono code in a callback.
But when placed inside of a callback, it doesn't work, presumably because phono depends on flXHR and flXHR seems to use global context a lot.
For example, this line is not nice:
So, I thought that maybe I can live with adding some objects to global space of user's page. I cut out flXHR code and placed it into a global context.
No errors now, flXHR used correct urls, but I never get onReady callback from phono.
Network tab show continious requests being sent to 'http-bind' and console says:
no requests during idle cycle, sending blank requestDoes anyone have any experience in situation like this?
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