Hi Jim,
Thanks for your suggestion.
I guess that is similar to my workaround #1 (all Javascript functions in all
pages). That works all right, but I'd prefer to have only the Javascript
functions I need in that page included.
Something like:
script language=javascript src=functions1.js/
For page1
And:
script language=javascript src=functions2.js/
For page2.
(indications on wether to include functions1.js or functions2.js would be
included in maverick.xml as a transform)
That would be really flexible, but it seems to be impossible to accomplish
this with Maverick.
Or am I missing something?
Cyrille Bonnet
Senior Consultant
3months.com
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Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2004 9:49 AM
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Subject: RE: [Mav-user] Multiple conditional ${wrapped}?
Why not just put all the javascript functions in a .js file and then just
include that in the pages:
script language=javascript src=functions.js/
--jim
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Subject: [Mav-user] Multiple conditional ${wrapped}?
Hi Maverick users,
I have a simple problem. Of course, I'd like a simple solution :-)
We use a header JSP across many JSP pages. On some of those JSP pages, we
have Javascript functions available (inside the head tag), but not on all
pages.
We use the ${wrapped} and Maverick transformation to replace the body
content on our pages. But we can't have multiple ${wrapped} in one page, so
we can't use Maverick transform to replace the Javascript functions when
needed.
Ideally, we would have something like that in the header JSP:
head
c:out value=${wrapped} escapeXml=false/ -- transform this
to Javascript functions --
/head
body
c:out value=${wrapped} escapeXml=false/ -- transform that
to body content --
/body
At the moment, we have the choice of several (unsatisfying) workarounds:
* have all Javascript functions in all pages,
* create a custom header for each set of Javascript functions
Any pointer would be appreciated.
Cyrille.
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