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How to put all JavaScript files in one file

Article Entry Date: May 13,2022 @ 10:46:59 / Last Updated On: May 13,2022 @ 10:58:41

In the development of the new design of Coding Source, I needed a way to have all JS files in one location. This Technique will help keep your code clean, neat, and less cluttered.
You will need two different All-In files if JavaScript files are in your web page's header and footer.

The below example would be your [Header.js].
The files will need to have the full URL to be used in order for the file to be found and used on your page.

document.writeln("<script src='//domain.com/Assets/lib/Header1.js'></script>");
document.writeln("<script src='//domain.com/Assets/lib/Header2.js'></script>");
document.writeln("<script src='//domain.com/Assets/lib/Header3.js'></script>");

Replace multiple lines of JavaScript links with one line of code.
Add this line in place of the code above.

<script src="//domain.com/Assets/lib/Header.js"></script>

And you would put all footer JS files together, and it would be your [Footer.js]

document.writeln("<script src='//domain.com/Assets/lib/Footer1.js'></script>");
document.writeln("<script src='//domain.com/Assets/lib/Footer2.js'></script>");
document.writeln("<script src='//domain.com/Assets/lib/Footer3.js'></script>");

Add this line in place of the code above.

<script src="//domain.com/Assets/lib/Footer.js"></script>

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