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Shouldn't be this way?<br />

<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-41736428-1"><span>var $ = require(&quot;./jquery&quot;), require(&quot;./jquery-ui&quot;);</span>
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Hi,<br />
./jquery will look for jquery file in current directory whereas i am using it through npm.<br />
require(jquery) works fine... only problem when is when i include jquery-ui which ideally should have dialog function things dont work somehow..
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HI,<br />
I installed jquery-ui using the command <br />
npm install jquery-ui --save<br />
And included it into my javascript file like : <br />
var $ = require(&quot;jquery&quot;), require(&quot;jquery-ui&quot;);<br />
But on calling $(&quot;#dialog&quot;).dialog({ autoOpen: false });<br />
I am getting the following error on console : <br />
<b>TypeError: $(...).dialog is not a function<br />
$(&quot;#dialog&quot;).dialog({ autoOpen: false });<br />
new.js (line 56, col 6)</b><br />
what could be the reason for this ? <br />
How to use jquery-ui ?<br />
I am using webpack in my application to bundle modules.<br />
<br />
Thanks
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HI,
I installed jquery-ui using the command 
npm install jquery-ui --save
And included it into my javascript file like : 
var $ = require("jquery"), require("jquery-ui");
But on calling $("#dialog").dialog({ autoOpen: false });
I am getting the following error on console : 
TypeError: $(...).dialog is not a function
$("#dialog").dialog({ autoOpen: false });
new.js (line 56, col 6)
what could be the reason for this ? 
How to use jquery-ui ?
I am using webpack in my application to bundle modules.

Thanks

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