- Issue created by @demonde
- Status changed to Closed: works as designed
about 1 year ago 10:41pm 24 October 2023 - 🇨🇭Switzerland florianmuellerch Aarau, Switzerland
Hi @demonde
Thanks for your suggestion!
I wasn't aware that there were any more regularly used libraries that relied on jQuery. Apart from jquery.cookies, there were apparently also a lot more, like jquery.ui, jquery.joyride, jquery.form etc...I focused the module on jQuery.once as I was in need for that, and it's also quite prominent in the name. Therefore I think I cannot extend the modules scope to bring back "all" jQuery libraries.
However I would love to link it on the project page if someone does a module like this, e.g. "Bring back jQuery" :-)
Feel free to use and re-use this module's code if it's of any use to you, if you want to develop such a module. - 🇩🇪Germany demonde
Thanks Florian,
I just did as you said and just rewrote the code to be able to use the jquery.cookies as well. This works well. Also I removed the jquery library in my custom module since this dependency appears to be not neccesary yet.