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Asked: 2026-05-23T14:09:10+00:00

I have following javascript files included in layout: $this->InlineScript()->appendFile($this->baseUrl(‘resource/js/jquery.js’)); $this->InlineScript()->appendFile($this->baseUrl(‘resource/js/main/login.js’)); $this->InlineScript()->offsetSetFile(3,$this->baseUrl(‘resource/js/core.js’)); I have following

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I have following javascript files included in layout:

$this->InlineScript()->appendFile($this->baseUrl('resource/js/jquery.js'));
$this->InlineScript()->appendFile($this->baseUrl('resource/js/main/login.js'));
$this->InlineScript()->offsetSetFile(3,$this->baseUrl('resource/js/core.js'));

I have following script in view file:

<?php $this->InlineScript()->captureStart() ?>
    alert('This is Inline Script in View');
<?php $this->InlineScript()->captureEnd() ?>

Right now, my script in view file, is inserting before all javascript files.

How can I insert my inline script before ‘core.js’ and after ‘login.js’ file

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  1. Editorial Team

    in layout you can used appendFile() and prependFile() combinations,if you will have some place for file…

    and…

    in “layout.phtml”:

    <?php echo $this->inlineScript(); ?>

    in “test.phtml”:

    <?php $this->inlineScript()->captureStart() ?>
alert('This is Inline Script in View');
<?php $this->inlineScript()->captureEnd() ?>

    result:

    <html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript">
//<!--
alert('This is Inline Script in View');
//-->
</script>  
</head>
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