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RobIV
8 years agoQrew Cadet
Hi William,
I don't know if I can help, but I'll take a shot.
You have to remember that QuickBase is a 'no-code' platform, so they are actively trying to remove concerns like package management. However; most nerds, like myself, still want to be able to do the cool things you speak of.
So, the method I've found to deal with this is to simply create a code page called something like 'lib-<my-include>.js ('lib-jquery-ui-1-12-1.js') and paste the distributable code into it. Then you can reference it in your other html code page like this...
<script src="https://domain.quickbase.com/db/xxxxxxxxx?a=dbpage&pagename=lib-jquery-ui-1-12-1.js"></script>
This, of course, also works with a cdn or similar.
Hope this helps..
~Rob
I don't know if I can help, but I'll take a shot.
You have to remember that QuickBase is a 'no-code' platform, so they are actively trying to remove concerns like package management. However; most nerds, like myself, still want to be able to do the cool things you speak of.
So, the method I've found to deal with this is to simply create a code page called something like 'lib-<my-include>.js ('lib-jquery-ui-1-12-1.js') and paste the distributable code into it. Then you can reference it in your other html code page like this...
<script src="https://domain.quickbase.com/db/xxxxxxxxx?a=dbpage&pagename=lib-jquery-ui-1-12-1.js"></script>
This, of course, also works with a cdn or similar.
Hope this helps..
~Rob