Exam PL-400 topic 5 question 3 discussion

"You determine that the JavaScript function is calling another JavaScript function in a different web resource." From this statement, the correct answer is A

Tested - answer is C.

Correct! You go to the web resource (Edit) and the other web resource as a dependency (View dependencies -> add dependency -> Select web resource and add)

The correct solution is A, because you must ensure that the JavaScript web resource with the called function is registered as a dependency of the web resource attempting to invoke that function. This ensures that all necessary scripts are loaded and available when the button is clicked.

A is correct

A is correct answer. Adding the missing web resource as a dependency ensures that it is loaded and available when the JavaScript function is called from the button. This way, you can avoid issues related to missing dependencies.

A should be correct.

C Is correct

In the JavaScript web resource, add the missing web resource as a dependency. This will ensure that the missing web resource is loaded and available for the JavaScript function to call. By adding the dependency, you can ensure that the web resource is loaded before the function that calls it is executed. Option C, "From the Ribbon Workbench, add the missing JavaScript web resource as a CustomRule in EnableRules" is not the correct answer because the Ribbon Workbench is a tool used to customize the ribbon and command bars in Dynamics 365 and it is not related to resolving JavaScript function errors. The correct action is to ensure that the missing web resource is loaded by adding it as a dependency in the JavaScript web resource that calls it.

You can argue that C is not the most elegant solution. that it's a "dumb & unintuitive way to achieve this" but it surely works and it's the most safe way to include files in the ribbon

answer is C.

What are you guys talking about? You go to the JS WebResource and add the dependency to another JS WebResource, and it will be loaded to the page automatically, this is the correct way to do things. I GUESS c will work too but it looks like a dumb & unintuitive way to achieve this

in exam 2022.07.21

Answer is C

In the JavaScript code, you can load the dependent JavaScript file. The other way to do this is to register the dependent JavaScript in the Form properties for the form. For the grid view page this can be done in the Ribbon workbench by defining custom action to add the JavaScript file without any function or (IsNaN). It is certainly no the EnableRules option as mentioned in the answer C. So the correct answer is A