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Carl Mungazi
Carl Mungazi
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Posted by Carl Mungazi
Carl Mungazi
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Injecting JS files into files served up via a framework

Hello,

I have a question about frameworks which I am sure probably has a simple answer but I've not been able to crack it yet.

I've got a bunch of simple one page websites I want to manage via a framework so they can all have the same header etc and so I can avoid repeating code.

I tried to do this with AngularJS yesterday but I had an issue injecting JS scripts into individual files. I am using the sites to practice various aspects of JS so each site has its own JS script file(s). I know injecting JS scripts into Angular files is not easily done but I do not know JS well enough (yet) to code the work around.

Is there another JS or PHP framework which allows JS files to be injected easily? I've got some experience with SlimPHP via Treehouse but I cannot figure it out.

Is anyone able to shed some light?