Allow using an ID attribute on the script tag

Created on 11 March 2025, 27 days ago

I have seen ReadSpeaker provide an ID attribute on the script tag, whenever they provide the script tag to place on the page.

For example (Replaced client ID with example values):

<script src="https://cdn-eu.readspeaker.com/script/1234567/webReader/webReader.js?pids=wr" type="text/javascript" id="rs_req_Init"></script>

From what I've seen, this ID is actually used somewhere in the minified version of the Javascript (At least the ones that I've seen):

n=document.getElementById("rs_req_Init")||document.currentScript

It seems to have a fallback anyway, so I'm not sure how necessary it is.

Regardless, I believe we could have a way to include an ID attribute to the script tag when using this module.

Add a configurable ID attribute for the script tag.

There will be a new configuration text option in the configuration form.

There will be a new configuration text option in the config schema.

✨ Feature request

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Active

Version

2.0

Component

Code

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🇵🇹Portugal gueguerreiro Lisboa

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Merge request !39Issue #3512112 by gueguerreiro: Allow using an ID attribute on the script tag → (Open) created by gueguerreiro
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🇵🇹Portugal gueguerreiro Lisboa
Added an MR that adds the new config option. I've always seen it as "rs_req_Init" on all the examples I've come accross, but I'm not sure if it ever can have a different value, or even if it might change in the future, so I made it configurable, but it defaults to "rs_req_Init" on install.

If empty, then no ID attribute is placed on the script tag.
Comment 26 days ago →
🇵🇹Portugal gueguerreiro Lisboa

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