Drupal 7: how do I add the async attribute to an external JS script when using drupal_add_js?
I've tried:
drupal_add_js('http://somesite.com/pages/scripts/0080/8579.js', [
'type' => 'external',
'async' => TRUE
]);
and
drupal_add_js('http://somesite.com/pages/scripts/0080/8579.js', [
'type' => 'external',
'async' => 'async'
]);
With no results.
Would any know how I could achieve this?
javascript drupal drupal-7 drupal-hooks
asked Nov 12 '18 at 5:34
MeltingDogMeltingDog
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I've tried:
drupal_add_js('http://somesite.com/pages/scripts/0080/8579.js', [
'type' => 'external',
'async' => TRUE
]);
and
drupal_add_js('http://somesite.com/pages/scripts/0080/8579.js', [
'type' => 'external',
'async' => 'async'
]);
With no results.
Would any know how I could achieve this?
javascript drupal drupal-7 drupal-hooks
asked Nov 12 '18 at 5:34
MeltingDogMeltingDog
4,83924105188
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I've tried:
drupal_add_js('http://somesite.com/pages/scripts/0080/8579.js', [
'type' => 'external',
'async' => TRUE
]);
and
drupal_add_js('http://somesite.com/pages/scripts/0080/8579.js', [
'type' => 'external',
'async' => 'async'
]);
With no results.
Would any know how I could achieve this?
javascript drupal drupal-7 drupal-hooks
asked Nov 12 '18 at 5:34
MeltingDogMeltingDog
4,83924105188
I've tried:
drupal_add_js('http://somesite.com/pages/scripts/0080/8579.js', [
'type' => 'external',
'async' => TRUE
]);
and
drupal_add_js('http://somesite.com/pages/scripts/0080/8579.js', [
'type' => 'external',
'async' => 'async'
]);
With no results.
Would any know how I could achieve this?
javascript drupal drupal-7 drupal-hooks
javascript drupal drupal-7 drupal-hooks
asked Nov 12 '18 at 5:34
MeltingDogMeltingDog
4,83924105188
asked Nov 12 '18 at 5:34
MeltingDogMeltingDog
4,83924105188
asked Nov 12 '18 at 5:34
MeltingDogMeltingDog
4,83924105188
asked Nov 12 '18 at 5:34
MeltingDogMeltingDog
4,83924105188
asked Nov 12 '18 at 5:34
MeltingDogMeltingDog
4,83924105188
4,83924105188
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You can't achieve this just by specifying the option because drupal_add_js() does not support async attribute.
It is recommended to use defer which is (imho) better because it doesn't block HTML parsing.
async: script fetched asynchronously, then HTML parsing is paused to execute the script, then parsing resumes.defer: script fetched asynchronously and executed only after HTML parsing is done.
However, if you really need the async attribute, you can implement the hook_preprocess_html_tag to alter the theme variables, like so :
function moduleortheme_preprocess_html_tag(&$variables) empty($el['#attributes']['src']))
return;
# External scripts to load asynchronously
$async = [
'http://somesite.com/pages/scripts/0080/8579.js',
#...
];
if (in_array($el['#attributes']['src'], $async))
$el['#attributes']['async'] = 'async';
answered Nov 13 '18 at 17:07
EricLavaultEricLavault
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You can't achieve this just by specifying the option because drupal_add_js() does not support async attribute.
It is recommended to use defer which is (imho) better because it doesn't block HTML parsing.
async: script fetched asynchronously, then HTML parsing is paused to execute the script, then parsing resumes.defer: script fetched asynchronously and executed only after HTML parsing is done.
However, if you really need the async attribute, you can implement the hook_preprocess_html_tag to alter the theme variables, like so :
function moduleortheme_preprocess_html_tag(&$variables) empty($el['#attributes']['src']))
return;
# External scripts to load asynchronously
$async = [
'http://somesite.com/pages/scripts/0080/8579.js',
#...
];
if (in_array($el['#attributes']['src'], $async))
$el['#attributes']['async'] = 'async';
answered Nov 13 '18 at 17:07
EricLavaultEricLavault
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You can't achieve this just by specifying the option because drupal_add_js() does not support async attribute.
It is recommended to use defer which is (imho) better because it doesn't block HTML parsing.
async: script fetched asynchronously, then HTML parsing is paused to execute the script, then parsing resumes.defer: script fetched asynchronously and executed only after HTML parsing is done.
However, if you really need the async attribute, you can implement the hook_preprocess_html_tag to alter the theme variables, like so :
function moduleortheme_preprocess_html_tag(&$variables) empty($el['#attributes']['src']))
return;
# External scripts to load asynchronously
$async = [
'http://somesite.com/pages/scripts/0080/8579.js',
#...
];
if (in_array($el['#attributes']['src'], $async))
$el['#attributes']['async'] = 'async';
answered Nov 13 '18 at 17:07
EricLavaultEricLavault
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You can't achieve this just by specifying the option because drupal_add_js() does not support async attribute.
It is recommended to use defer which is (imho) better because it doesn't block HTML parsing.
async: script fetched asynchronously, then HTML parsing is paused to execute the script, then parsing resumes.defer: script fetched asynchronously and executed only after HTML parsing is done.
However, if you really need the async attribute, you can implement the hook_preprocess_html_tag to alter the theme variables, like so :
function moduleortheme_preprocess_html_tag(&$variables) empty($el['#attributes']['src']))
return;
# External scripts to load asynchronously
$async = [
'http://somesite.com/pages/scripts/0080/8579.js',
#...
];
if (in_array($el['#attributes']['src'], $async))
$el['#attributes']['async'] = 'async';
answered Nov 13 '18 at 17:07
EricLavaultEricLavault
2,2841325
You can't achieve this just by specifying the option because drupal_add_js() does not support async attribute.
It is recommended to use defer which is (imho) better because it doesn't block HTML parsing.
async: script fetched asynchronously, then HTML parsing is paused to execute the script, then parsing resumes.defer: script fetched asynchronously and executed only after HTML parsing is done.
However, if you really need the async attribute, you can implement the hook_preprocess_html_tag to alter the theme variables, like so :
function moduleortheme_preprocess_html_tag(&$variables) empty($el['#attributes']['src']))
return;
# External scripts to load asynchronously
$async = [
'http://somesite.com/pages/scripts/0080/8579.js',
#...
];
if (in_array($el['#attributes']['src'], $async))
$el['#attributes']['async'] = 'async';
answered Nov 13 '18 at 17:07
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answered Nov 13 '18 at 17:07
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answered Nov 13 '18 at 17:07
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