Authors might want to use a shared reveal.js installation for all their
presentations such as:
$ ls -1 -F
20120105-how-to-use-git.html
20121101-wikimedia-scaling.html
reveal.js/
$
In this case, the plugin callbacks will not be called at all.
When using head.js, the callback is marked as depending upon the loading of a
Javscript filename. The regex used to find out the filename is applied to the
full path which in the above case would be something like:
reveal.js/plugin/highlight/highlight.js
The regex will thus give out 'reveal.js' as a file depency instead of the
expected 'highlight.js'
The fix is quiet easy: simply make sure that we are looking for a file that
actually ends with '.js' instead of simply containing '.js' by adding a $.
// Extension may contain callback functions
if( typeof s.callback === 'function' ) {
- head.ready( s.src.match( /([\w\d_\-]*)\.?js|[^\\\/]*$/i )[0], s.callback );
+ head.ready( s.src.match( /([\w\d_\-]*)\.?js$|[^\\\/]*$/i )[0], s.callback );
}
}
}