function() unload?

[SteelWheel]

Hi out there,

is there a possibility to unload a function()?

I'm using excluded javascript files and just load them into my app, if needed. But if not needed anymore (e. g. content change), I'd like to "unload" them ...

Tried "Google & friends", but the results send me here ...

Any ideas? Thank you very much ...

Best regards
Steel

[Kor]

Hi out there,

is there a possibility to unload a function()?

I'm using excluded javascript files and just load them into my app, if needed. But if not needed anymore (e. g. content change), I'd like to "unload" them ...

Tried "Google & friends", but the results send me here ...

Any ideas? Thank you very much ...

Best regards
Steel

This is the main disadvantage of using libraries. Willing or not, you must use that whole 2 tones press machine even if you want to crack just a single nut. You are not obliged to use libraries for every simple task. Have you tried learning and coding in plain native javascript?

[SteelWheel]

Hi Kor,

maybe a small example:

The page started, content is shown to visitor and the site has a function() named "startUp()" directly included - not external, hard-coded inside. ^^ Changing content by AJAX requires "startUp()" not longer - is there a way to "remove" this function, because all following content doesn't require "startUp()"?

The answer can't be "this is the main disadvantage of using libs".

[Kor]

You may "nullify" the function inserting, when you end need it, something like:

window['startUp']=function(){null};

If I well understood your aim

[SteelWheel]

Ah ... interesting idea ... I'll try it shortly ...