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AppliesTo:	Component:	Priority:	CurrentState:	WaitingFor:	TargetRelease	ReleasedIn
Extension	JQueryPlugin	Normal	Closed		patch	6.0.2

Sometimes where in an HTML file JavaScript and CSS files are loaded matters. For example, you may need to put <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge"> not to have Internet Explorer behave as a legacy web browser. But the meta tag doesn't take effect if it's preceded with a JavaScript or CSS file loading. So in that case, you need to have the JavaScript and CSS loading lines after the meta tag.

To accomodate that, JQueryPlugin is to be enhanced in the following manner.

If {Plugins}{JQueryPlugin}{CheckPlaceholder} is true, it tries to replace  with the JavaScript and CSS loading lines
If the above is unsuccessful, it tries to insert the JavaScript and CSS loading lines at the beginning of the <head> tag, which has been the case

{Plugins}{JQueryPlugin}{CheckPlaceholder} is not absolutely necessary but it's better for skins not aware of this behavior.

-- TWiki:Main/HideyoImazu - 2015-09-11

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Summary	JQueryPlugin to be able to insert JavaScript and CSS loading lines at a specified place
ReportedBy	TWiki:Main.HideyoImazu
Codebase	~twiki4
SVN Range	TWiki-6.0.1-trunk, Thu, 18 Jun 2015, build 29363
AppliesTo	Extension
Component	JQueryPlugin
Priority	Normal
CurrentState	Closed
WaitingFor
Checkins	TWikirev:29460 TWikirev:29461
TargetRelease	patch
ReleasedIn	6.0.2

Item7686: JQueryPlugin to be able to insert JavaScript and CSS loading lines at a specified place

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