This method takes care of that too. Suppose your custom JS-file is dependent on jQuery to work. In the onSuccess handler of your call to the custom script file, put in a check to see if jQuery exists. If it doesn’t, fire a setTimeout to check again after x seconds, and then evaluate the script as required.

That is the ‘awesome’ factor of bootstrapping your scripts. You can use script-level conditions to make sure everything works exactly the way you want it, and isn’t left to network speeds, browser dependencies etc.. Too many variables spoil the broth.

That said, yours is a cool way of doing the eval.

PS: OpenID again started to fail for me here. After validation in my claimID, it returns back here and says “Incorrect Password”!!! What the hell is that supposed to mean? :o