Question

I opened a javaScript file in a javaScript time….

document.write("<script src='newnote.js' type='text/javascript'></script>");

is there an other way to load the js in js code..?

(this file is for loading a popup menu js code , which is loaded after delay by clock js code … so i want an othe way to loaded it)

Answer 1

Is it possible that the script that you are adding to the page (in this case newnote.js) is causing the error you are experiencing?

Instead of the line you used starting with document.write use this instead:

var newnote = document.createElement('script');
newnote.src = "newnote.js";
newnote.type = "text/javascript";
document.documentElement.firstChild.appendChild( newnote );

If you still get your quotes error, then the code inside of newnote.js is messed up.

Don’t think this was really what you were asking, but if you used the code I listed above you could then remove this file from your page by calling this:

document.documentElement.firstChild.removeChild( newnote );

One more thought:

If your path to newnote.js is not correct (because it is not in the same directory as the calling page) then the server would return a 404 error page instead of the file. If your browser tried to execute it like javascript, it could throw an error. Try supplying the full URL: http://yoursite.com/js/newnote.js or a root relative one: /js/newnote.js