LoadjQuery Droplet[[outdated]]

[mr-fan]

EDIT:// deleted LoadjQuery Droplet to prevent issues of this methode with WB official functions and/or other modules!

use the official Methode to load jquery files!

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   // automatically include optional WB module files (frontend.css, frontend.js)
    if (function_exists('register_frontend_modfiles')) {
        register_frontend_modfiles('css');
        register_frontend_modfiles('jquery');
        register_frontend_modfiles('js');
    } ?>


regards martin

[Stefek]

Very good work, Martin.

Till now I am using all my plugins from inside my template.
But your handling is very handy and I think I will get inspired by this function to make life easier.

Thank you for this contribution!
I know how much work such a project can be. 

Regards,
Stefek

[Luisehahne]

including jquery is possible in head or body. if you use droplets you have to included it in head, otherwise you can include it in body

Dietmar

[mr-fan]

including jquery is possible in head or body. if you use droplets you have to included it in head, otherwise you can include it in body

Dietmar

hi dietmar - nice to know that you are watching this since you are really a pro with jQuery stuff!

this fact is correct for the core - the core has to implementet by "handediting" the template! it's the same way the register_frontend_m odfiles work!

for jQuery Plugins like the scroll to Top Plugin

the Droplet put/replace all the needed files in the frontend ->without coded in the template before head or body (just the droplet itself!)

i put my droplets only in the backend under the page_footer (or header it's equal) and it works correct and replace the things where they should be!

you can run short/fast PHP strpos(); for classes like "fancybox" or rel-tags like "lightbox" to load needed fieles!
(witch do the work of a frontendworking insert.js....that need more resources like some php string searches?)

i'm just finishing some droplet that make use of such Plugins - be patient to see how easy it is to implement it on a working page or test some effects!

regards martin

[Stefek]

the Droplet put/replace all the needed files in the frontend ->without coded in the template before head or body (just the droplet itself!)

...........

be patient to see how easy it is to implement it on a working page or test some effects!

I can acknowledge this.
Tested this function and some droplets created by Martin and it is a very easy way to impelent jQuery Plugins.
Works great on demand (if you demand a plugin it will be loaded, else it won't).

Test it first.
Then judge 

Regards,
Stefek

[Luisehahne]

But be carefull  to load jquery core not twice

Dietmar

[maverik]

a german statement in german board
https://forum.WebsiteBaker.org/index.php/topic,16618.0.html

[mr-fan]

But be carefull  to load jquery core not twice

Dietmar

if you looked at the code you will see that i implemented rudimentary checks to prevent from double loading files....but this could maybe made in a better way...(with an array - but strpos don't work with arrays i gues...?)

for such issues i posted this piece of code - not to say hey this is the best way to implement jQuery! i wanna fix that statment!!

this is the result of my minds to get a smoother way to handle this

for my opinion the best way would be a backend admin tool for installing jQuery Plugins - and they are loaded in the backend if they needed and work all the time....

since there is no such solution that fits my needs - i've created this droplet that do this work for me...

->i can change things in the backend without edit many templates or something once
->i've a solution that i could setup how i need it (see improviced pagelist function to activate/deactivate for spezific pages)
(->even if i don't use modules/snippets with jQuery i could use it in a way that works with this page_footes technique i mentioned abouve to load the droplet in all templates without changing everthing!)

in the german post from maverik sprouted a mixure of topics .....loadjQuery <->jQuery Plugin Droplets!

this are two different things - the jQuery Plugin Droplets could be used even if you've just put one line in your template:

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<script type="text/JavaScript" src="<?php echo WB_URL; ?>/include/jquery/jquery-min.js"></script>only post suggestions, improments to the topics LoadjQuery Droplet here please!

for the "jQuery Droplets" i wrote - i will make a new threat for every Droplet like this is the best way to separating such things!
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thanks
martin

[mr-fan]

so here are some real usefull examples how to use a Droplet to get jquery start to work...

Lightbox Droplet for WB 2.8.1 (the included plugins)
Scroll to Top Droplet that creates all full automatically

runs in all Templates that are installed you could switch it off/on in the backend....

regards martin