Reputation: 535
What is the best and cross-browser way to know in javascript that Bootstrap 3 has already added on the page?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 73
Reputation: 71
This is not the best answer - bootstrap.js adds a lot of extensions to the jQuery - things like $.fn.button. If you are using standard bootstrap package you can check as follows:
if (typeof $.fn.button === 'function' && typeof $.fn.button.Constructor === 'function') {
// $.fn.button.Constructor.VERSION contains current version
}
If you don't use bootstrap.js at all or you use custom version of the bootstrap library then this way may not work.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 7115
One potential way is to simply check for the presence of the various Bootstrap plugins you're utilizing. For example:
if(typeof $.fn.modal === 'function') {
//it's on the page
}
All jQuery plugins are added to the jQuery prototype and their existence can be checked on the jQuery.fn
property. See How can I check if a jQuery plugin is loaded?
More simply, you could just do:
if($.fn.modal) {
//it's on the page
}
Looking at Bootstrap's JS source, it doesn't seem to drop any globals that you could check for.
Upvotes: 1