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This approach is not intended for use with Drupal theme development. Please use drupal behaviors instead to make sure code is run after AJAX requests. |
We currently use the following pattern on many pages, specially for reusable code:
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Use a module pattern to allow reusable code: https://github.com/umdjs/umd
jQuery Module pattern
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(function(moduleName,$,window,undefined){
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(function(moduleName,$,window,undefined) {
kalaStatic.About = function() {
this.doSomething();
}
/*
* Assigning p to the Modules prototype just makes for less
* typing. It results in smaller files and, so long as we
* keep to one module per file, there should be no problem.
*/
var p = kalaStatic.About.prototype;
p.contructor = kalaStatic.About; // explicitly assing the kalaStatic.About function, as the kalaStatic.About.prototype's constructor
p.doSomething = function(){
console.log('doing that thing');
}
p.doAnotherThing = function(){
console.log('doing something else');
}
/*
* We're putting our JS at the bottom of the HTML these days
* so $(document).ready isn't strictly necessary, but maybe
* best practice.
*/
$(document).ready(function() {
/*
* For js that we only want to instantiate on certain pages,
* we make sure the body tag has the corresponding class name
* This is a kalastatic html.html convention:
* <body class="{% if page_slug %}{{page_slug}}{% else %}{{title|slug}}{% endif %}">
* In this case we're assuming the src/about.md has page_slug
* defined in the frontmatter as 'page-about'.
*/
if( $("body").hasClass('page-about') ){
kalaStatic.about = new kalaStatic.About();
kalastatic.about.doAnotherThing();
}
});
}( window.kalaStatic = window.kalaStatic || {}, jQuery, window, undefined )); |
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