I have a header with this Parital code:


    print start_html(
...

        -script            =>    [{-type=>"text/javascript", -src=>"/p
+ath/file1.js"}, {-type=>"text/javascript", -src => "path/file2.js"}, 
+{-type=>"text/javascript", -src => "$_js_path"}, {-code=> "$jscript"}
+],
...

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That works. Now, if I need a certain page to load another file, I figured I could do this instead: 

if($otherBlocksOfCode[0]) {# Already created...
# push the file1.js to this array...
push(@otherBlocksOfCode, {-type=>"text/javascript", -src=>"/path/file1
+.js"});
} else { # No other page created it, so create it now...
my @otherBlocksOfCode;
push(@otherBlocksOfCode, {-type=>"text/javascript", -src=>"/path/file1
+.js"});
}

print start_html(
...

        -script            =>    [@otherBlocksOfCode, {-type=>"text/ja
+vascript", -src => "path/file2.js"}, {-type=>"text/javascript", -src 
+=> "$_js_path"}, {-code=> "$jscript"}],
...

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But that did not work.

How can I dynamically add more scripts if other pages need more in the header?

Thanks.
Richard

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