🇨🇴Colombia @diarcastro

I just pushed a new commit fixing the indentation changes.

diarcastro → created an issue.

@Anybody (#33) having that the loadjs script is loaded in the global scope we don't need to use `window.loadjs = ...` because `var loadjs = ...` will be in the same scope and `window.loadjs === loadjs`, so we don't need to define the variable directly in the window object.

And you are right that's fix should be done in the LoadJS Library instead.

I made a quick example here https://codepen.io/diarcastro/pen/BaqQwxg

I think the problem is because the variable is not defined and if we run JS in a strict mode that error jumps.
I just created a simple patch to fix the issue and the fix is only defining the variable.
It worked for me on Drupal 9.5.x.