As a web developer, I'm much more comfortable typing in the <link> and <script> tags in my <head> than leaving that up to a tag library (which will require more resources).
Matt
On Jan 15, 2004, at 2:12 PM, Carl wrote:
Allowing the user to configure the path in the menu-config.xml file sounds good for me. sure, the files must be in the source tree, but I don't think that there is a problem with that, today, these files have to be in the source tree.
Carl
Matt Raible wrote:That's a pretty cool idea, but I'd have to figure out a way to implement it - something like allowing the user to configure the paths for these in the menu-config.xml file. You'd still have to have your CSS and JS files in your source tree though - we can't read them from a jar. I could put them on SF, but it goes down often and you don't want to be dependent on another site.
On Jan 14, 2004, at 7:50 AM, Carl wrote:Hi,
I'm quite new to struts menu, so plaese appologies if it's a dummy question.
Depending on the diplayer choosen, I have to add specific meta-tag in my HTML to link to correct css & js. This is not very easy to maintain.
I've thought about a solution, but seems to me a little complex :
Adding a <menu:css /> <menu:js /> whitch add the correct link to css & js URL. That would suppose to specify them in the struts-menu.xml file. Each displayer declaring the name of the js & css file(s) needed to be displayed correctly.
Is there a simpler way ? Are some of you working on solutions to solve this issue ?
All suggestions are welcome,
Carl
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