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Magento xml module layout boot order

I have a custom extension that includes jQuery through an XML layout like this:

<reference name="head">
    <action method="addJs"><script>jquery/jquery-1.8.1.min.js</script></action>
</reference>

Other extensions that use jQuery should be loaded after my module, so jQuery stays on top.

By default, Magento loads everything alphabetically. Is there a way to specify sort order for extensions?

One way is to override page.xmlin my topic and manually include jQuery in my head, or I can configure each user module to depend on the module that I want on top, for example:

<depends>
    <Package_JQueryLib />
</depends>

Any other recommendations?

Edit

I thought I could override and change the method to enable sorting or adding files to the head. Mage_Page_Block_Html_Head addItem()

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<depends /> node - - xpath , .

, page/html_head, - , , , , .

- <update> XML, <update /> . , jQuery .

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<layout>
    <default>
        <update handle="add_jquery_first" />
    </default>

    <add_jquery_first>
        <action method="addJs" block="head">
            <file>jquery/jquery-1.8.1.min.js</file>
        </action>
        <!-- or
        <reference name="head">
            <action method="addJs">
                <file>jquery/jquery-1.8.1.min.js</file>
            </action>
        </reference>
        -->
    </add_jquery_first>
</layout>
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: http://pastebin.com/tMUnWBWR

xml addJs sort_order, , js.

xml :

<action method="addJs">
<script>js/script.js</script>
<params/>
<sort_order>0</sort_order>
</action>
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Magento downloads configuration files from the / etc / modules application in alphabetical order in the file app / code / core / Mage / Core / Model / Config.php in the protected method _getDeclaredModuleFiles ()

It is reported that Mage_All.xml will be loaded first, then all Magento configuration files (starting with Mage_), and finally custom modules in alphabetical order.

So, here's a small but dirty trick - name your namespace as AaaPackagename. The name starts with numbers, it will also do the trick: 1Packagename or 000Packagename

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