WarnerJan Veldhuis wrote:
Ah, here's what went wrong: in the onInit() of the BorderPage, I had the
line getPageImports().add( new CssImport(...) ). It works, but has a
side effect on the order of the import. When I override
getHeadElements() it works fine: my css imports come last now.
You can also use getHeadElements from onInit:
public void onInit() {
getHeadElements().add(...);
}
However check the Javadoc as there is a caveat if you are using
stateful pages.
The only real use case for using getPageImports is if you want to
merge all the Page imports into a single file for faster download. One
would then set the PageImports "initialized" property to true so that
no other imports are included. See this example:
http://www.avoka.com/click-examples/general/page-imports-example.htm
It might have been a mistake to expose getPageImports on Page as it
will create confusion on how to import JS and CSS resources.
bob
