Should not be a big deal but I am finding it to be :(
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nileshNP
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Well my manager says that in future, we will be going to create many js files as such. Present one is for english language. Many other language's js files to come. I really don't understand how will it make a difference if you declare here or there. May be memory space??
Yes it is.
Well need to figure out a way of doing it. Else just continue with my old approach which is simple and as...Leave a comment:
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Hey - I have asked questions in the "quote" block too. Didn't quite knew what a quote block is untill I submitted the query. Please answer them.
I will look up the specs.Leave a comment:
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Thank you . That was quick :)
format file allows it? Here you mean, if vxml allows it? How do I know if a format allows js code or not?...Leave a comment:
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You mean the there is no way I can do it without declaration of abc in the JS File?
On the first place, can we include JS scripts in any format file? as in vxml,java... is JS so robust??Leave a comment:
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Thank for the reply :)
But I am not redeclaring it. Just declaring the abc variable in the vxml file.
There is NO declaration in the js file.Leave a comment:
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Yes may be I didn't write problem clearly.
The JS file contains the variable arrary.. as in ..
abc['LINK']=["Link"];
abc["IMG']=[" Image is clicked"];
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and this array will be called from various places in the package.
There is this file A.vxml which gets loaded once our project is started .. as in .. you can say that this is the first file...Leave a comment:
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Scope of Js variable
I have a scenario.
File A.vxml
<script src=.".. /test.js">
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test.js // No declaration of abc in this js file.
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If I compile A.vxml, it is not able to refer to the abc variable from the js file.
I do not want to declare the abc variable in the JS file.
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