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http://35.178.2.150/rep/india please hit this URL and inspect it, and help me if you can.

Answer 1

Your file path for your js should be here Vendor_Modulename/web/js/myfile.js

var config = {
    paths: {            
         'myfile': "Vendor_Modulename/js/myfile"
      },   
    shim: {
    'myfile': {
        deps: ['jquery']
    }
  }
} 

After that you can load the js inside your views like

<srcipt>
 require(["jquery","myfile"],function($,myfile){
     $(document).ready(function(){
        //call your js here...
     })
 })
</script>

If still your js is not working you can add setTimeOut js built in function which can load js after few couple of seconds of your body loading.

setTimeout(function(){ alert("Hello"); }, 3000);

Actually the best solution for you is to load your js after your body loading. You can also use (document).ready or (window).load as well.

Answer 2

Add an external JS in the following way :

Try this,

Add your custom js in the following path.

Vendor/Module/view/frontend/web/js/nameofjs.js

then you need to add requirejs-config.js to the following path.

Vendor/Module/view/frontend/requirejs-config.js

then add the following code in it

 var config = {
    paths: {            
            'your_js_name' : 'js/nameofjs', // loadcustomjs is an name and it can anything in lowercase
        },                                                                
    shim: {
    'your_js_name': {
        deps: ['jquery']
    },
  }
};

and in the phtml which loads in a page or wherever you want to load this js, add the below code in it.

require(['jquery','your_js_name'],function($) {
$(window).load(function () {
     /*alert('load from external jquery');*/
});});

Hope this helps and this is correct way to load any custom js in M2 as far as I know.

Peace :)