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hi dominique (suggestion: add

Submitted by Craig (not verified) on Thu, 2010-06-03 16:03.

hi dominique

(suggestion: add the datetime to your article posts)

great article. was exactly what i was looking for. my issue was around being able to create drupal links on the server side, and pass them to my javascript. needed to be able to have ajax working, whether the webserver was rewriting urls or not.

so, you gave me the technique i needed. one small adjustment i would add, is to do a path check with a static var, to keep from inserting this javascript where you don't need it, or inserting it multiple times on a page.

<?php
function module_name_init() {
  // Only add on specific pages
  if (arg(1) === 'module_name' && arg(2) === 'mypath' ) {
    static $complete = FALSE;
    // Only need to do once per page.
    if (!$complete) {  
      drupal_add_js(array(
        array(
        'module_name' => array(
          'apikey' => variable_get('module_name_apikey', ''),
        )
      ),
      'setting'
      );
      $complete = TRUE;
    }
  }
?>

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