Do you support JavaScript files?

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Ryan C
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OneSky supports JavaScript files only in the RequireJS i18n format.

Here is an example:

define ({
  "root": {
    "red": "red",
    "blue": "blue",
    "green": "green"
  }
});
OneSky also supports several JSON file formats. For details, please see JSON Formats Supported. For more file formats, check out our article on File Formats that OneSky Supports.

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    Marshall E. Tarin (Edited )

    hello

    OneSky supports -

    File formats that OneSky supports ; File Type · iOS, iOS/MacOS strings .strings ; File Extension · PHP Array. Short Array. Variables .php. OneSky supports JavaScript files only in the RequireJS i18n format.

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    Pat (Edited )
    Activate JavaScript in Google Chrome
    1. Open Chrome on your computer.
    2. Click. then Settings.
    3. Click Privacy and Security.
    4. Click Site settings.
    5. Click JavaScript.
    Select Sites can use Javascript.
     
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    Harry Edward

    Thank you for the clarification. I'll ensure our JavaScript files adhere to the RequireJS i18n format as shown in your example. I'll also refer to the JSON Formats Supported and the article on additional file formats for further guidance.

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    Harry Edward

    Thank you for the information! It's good to know that OneSky supports JavaScript files in the RequireJS i18n format, along with various JSON file formats. I'll check out the details on JSON Formats Supported and other supported file formats for further reference.

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    efrenboyer

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    Ali Raza

    • Thank you for the information! It's good to know that OneSky supports JavaScript files in the RequireJS i18n format, along with various JSON file formats. I'll check out the details on JSON Formats Supported and other supported file formats for further reference.

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    eracmenk

    Thank you for the clarification. I'll ensure our JavaScript files adhere to the RequireJS i18n format as shown in your example. I'll also refer to the JSON Formats Supported and the article on  Ehsaas program file formats for further guidance.

     
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    Shimron

    That’s helpful to know about the RequireJS i18n format. I’ve been working on some education-related projects that rely on localized JS files, especially for presenting course content dynamically. Resources like this program guide really help when planning user-focused academic tools.

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