Rails - Aug 2009 - How to: Handle javascript_include_tag in production mode

Hi there,

I have the following javascript_include_tags in my application.html.erb
file:

<%= javascript_include_tag ''jquery/jquery-1.3.2.min'',
:cache => ''jquery''
%>
<%= javascript_include_tag ''jrails'' %>
<%= javascript_include_tag
''jquery/jquery.autocomplete.min'', :cache =>
''jquery'' %>
<%= javascript_include_tag
''mootools/mootools-1.2.1-core-yc'', :cache =>
''mootools'' %>
<%= javascript_include_tag ''mootools/mootools-1.2-more'',
:cache =>
''mootools'' %>
<%= javascript_include_tag ''mootools/formcheck/formcheck'',
:cache =>
''mootools'' %>

My question:

How come, when I run the *production* environment on the (virtual
private) server, the javascript files don''t seem to load?
("XYZ-is-not-a-fuction" errors)

Hints:

- When I delete the :cache options, the scripts DO load correctly.
- When I''m in *development* mode, the whole problem doesn''t
occur at all
(I can have the :cache options).

Thank you for your input!
Tom
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Try and give a different name for cache, it could be a name conflict.

<%= javascript_include_tag ''jquery/jquery-1.3.2.min'',
:cache =>
''myjquery''
%>

<%= javascript_include_tag ''mootools/mootools-1.2-more'',
:cache =>
''mymootools'' %>
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Thanks!

It definitely WAS a name confilct:

I had used cache names (:cache => "XYZ") several times. They can of
course NOT be identical...
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