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Append scripts with async=false

#Append scripts with async=false# Here'sHere's a different, but super simple approach. To load multiple scripts you can simply append them to body.

  • Loads them asynchronously, because that's how browsers optimize the page loading
  • Executes scripts in order, because that's how browsers parse the HTML tags
  • No need for callback, because scripts are executed in order. Simply add another script, and it will be executed after the other scripts

More info here: https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/speed/script-loading/

var scriptsToLoad = [
 "script1.js", 
 "script2.js",
 "script3.js",
]; 
 
scriptsToLoad.forEach(function(src) {
 var script = document.createElement('script');
 script.src = src;
 script.async = false;
 document.body.appendChild(script);
});

#Append scripts with async=false# Here's a different, but super simple approach. To load multiple scripts you can simply append them to body.

  • Loads them asynchronously, because that's how browsers optimize the page loading
  • Executes scripts in order, because that's how browsers parse the HTML tags
  • No need for callback, because scripts are executed in order. Simply add another script, and it will be executed after the other scripts

More info here: https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/speed/script-loading/

var scriptsToLoad = [
 "script1.js", 
 "script2.js",
 "script3.js",
]; 
 
scriptsToLoad.forEach(function(src) {
 var script = document.createElement('script');
 script.src = src;
 script.async = false;
 document.body.appendChild(script);
});

Append scripts with async=false

Here's a different, but super simple approach. To load multiple scripts you can simply append them to body.

  • Loads them asynchronously, because that's how browsers optimize the page loading
  • Executes scripts in order, because that's how browsers parse the HTML tags
  • No need for callback, because scripts are executed in order. Simply add another script, and it will be executed after the other scripts

More info here: https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/speed/script-loading/

var scriptsToLoad = [
 "script1.js", 
 "script2.js",
 "script3.js",
]; 
 
scriptsToLoad.forEach(function(src) {
 var script = document.createElement('script');
 script.src = src;
 script.async = false;
 document.body.appendChild(script);
});
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#Append scripts#scripts with async=false# Here's a different, but super simple approach. To load multiple scripts you can simply append them to body.

  • Loads them asynchronously, because that's how browsers optimize the page loading
  • Executes scripts in order, because that's how browsers parse the HTML tags
  • No need for callback, because scripts are executed in order. Simply add another script, and it will be executed after the other scripts

More info here: https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/speed/script-loading/

var scriptsToLoad = [
 "script1.js", 
 "script2.js",
 "script3.js",
]; 

$scriptsToLoad.eachforEach(scriptsToLoad, function(index, valuesrc) {
 var script $= document.createElement('body''script');
 script.append('<scriptsrc type="text/javascript"= src="'+value+'"></script>'src;
 script.async = false;
 document.body.appendChild(script);
});

#Append scripts# Here's a different, but super simple approach. To load multiple scripts you can simply append them to body.

  • Loads them asynchronously, because that's how browsers optimize the page loading
  • Executes scripts in order, because that's how browsers parse the HTML tags
  • No need for callback, because scripts are executed in order. Simply add another script, and it will be executed after the other scripts

var scriptsToLoad = [
 "script1.js", 
 "script2.js",
 "script3.js",
]; 
$.each(scriptsToLoad, function(index, value) {
 $('body').append('<script type="text/javascript" src="'+value+'"></script>');
});

#Append scripts with async=false# Here's a different, but super simple approach. To load multiple scripts you can simply append them to body.

  • Loads them asynchronously, because that's how browsers optimize the page loading
  • Executes scripts in order, because that's how browsers parse the HTML tags
  • No need for callback, because scripts are executed in order. Simply add another script, and it will be executed after the other scripts

More info here: https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/speed/script-loading/

var scriptsToLoad = [
 "script1.js", 
 "script2.js",
 "script3.js",
]; 

scriptsToLoad.forEach(function(src) {
 var script = document.createElement('script');
 script.src = src;
 script.async = false;
 document.body.appendChild(script);
});
Post Deleted by Maciej Sawicki
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#Append scripts# Here's a different, but super simple approach. To load multiple scripts you can simply append them to body.

  • Loads them asynchronously, because that's how browsers optimize the page loading
  • Executes scripts in order, because that's how browsers parse the HTML tags
  • No need for callback, because scripts are executed in order. Simply add another script, and it will be executed after the other scripts

var scriptsToLoad = [
 "script1.js", 
 "script2.js",
 "script3.js",
]; 
$.each(scriptsToLoad, function(index, value) {
 $('body').append('<script type="text/javascript" src="'+value+'"></script>');
});
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