Why can't the js file be included?

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Hello! Essence of a question:
I use suitecrm, I include js files as usual. Local development.
But on one page they stopped showing up.
What I have:

• In the code, through the developer tools, I see connected scripts
  
• The scripts have the correct address (I can click on it, the correct file opens in the debugger)
  
• There are no errors in the console
  
• Even if I enter a non-existent js file address, there are no errors
  
• Scripts don't work, even console.log
  
• There are no these scripts in the debugger, in source as well
  
• JS is enabled, executed through the debugger
  
• The cache for the site is disabled, also checked through a private window
  
• The error is reproduced in both chrome and ff
  

For doubters: the scripts are connected like this:

<script src="include/javascript/tiny_mce/tiny_mce.js?v=2h9p8VuD2CqqxS7uck_4QQ"></script>

What could be the reason for this strange behaviour?
Everything is ok on other pages, this is only on one

Answer 1

From what language?

From English. Then on codeacademy.com

Answer 2

Yes, shoot someone already the author. Start learning something by searching and reading, not writing. This question has been asked here a thousand million times.
Where to start learning programming?
It's not funny anymore.

Answer 3

This question is asked so often here that it's time to add such an item to the menu...
Reading:
What language should I start learning programming from?
Where to start learning programming?
The first book on programming
, etc.
I just want to say about myself that, first of all, you should decide what you want to get from programming, what goals you are pursuing - without this, no one will tell you "what to learn".

Answer 4

Programming must be learned from the problem statement. Just like learning anything else. First, a task is selected that is interesting to implement, and only then, a language, books, methods, and so on are selected for the task.
And yes, making money is not a task. The problem should be interesting to solve.
If you are interested in making a website, then you can start with PHP, JS. If a game, then C++ or C#. If a browser-based online game, then perhaps Java and JS. It is interesting to administer Unix - bash, perl.
If you try to understand how EVERYTHING works, then there will not be enough time. Setting a task motivates you to move in one direction and prevents you from wasting a lot of time in vain.

Answer 5

See rating . Choose and study from the book that is recommended. And remember, the main thing: write-fucking-code .