Hello.
I’m trying to include a specific JS in a partial that is loaded via AJAX.
The use case is: I’m having a custom popup functionality all over the page; thus, i created various popup types that user’s can choose from, and based on what they select, a proper popup partial is received via Ajax and inserted into the page. Now I need a custom Javascript in there too, but don’t want it hardcoded in script tags, but as separate files.
I could probably just add javascript inside /views/partials/
and use @include
but that’s not very nice since Javascript should stay in /assets/scripts
in it’s own file, for example “forms.js”.
The other thing that came to mind is using something like this (registering the script before in setup.php of course) inside the ajax-received partial:
{{ wp_enqueue_script(‘forms’) }}
But this won’t work cause it’s popups we are talking about, so the page has already loaded and can’t enqueue stuff later.
I noticed Laravel has something like
{!! HTML::script('js/script.js') !!}
is there a similar approach with Sage ?
Of course, I’d still want the JS minified etc., just not part of the main.js. Or would it be better to just leave it as part of main and modify trigger’s to account for dynamically added content ?
Or should I rethink and do it differently perhaps? Any tips appreciated!