Am Donnerstag, 17. August 2006 13:21 schrieb Philipp Bracher:
> > And finally how did you get your bit of javascript code loaded up
> > as you
> > access your custom tree view? My tree is brought up by a menu item
> > I set up
>
> The cool thing in magnolia 3.0 is that all js files in the resources
> under js-classes are loaded by default.
>
I did just track this down in:
info.magnolia.module.admininterface.pages.JavascriptIncludePage
Then I added my js file to my module under mgnl-resources/js-classes
directory, and it is loaded up with the rest of the contents
of /magnolia/.magnolia/pages/javascript.js. So I am halfway there.
> You can see this in the adminInterface module or in the DMS if you like.
>
> > with a call to MgnlAdminCentral.showTree('luxoom-jcr'); Looking at
> > that code
> > I didn't see how to get my tree related javascript loaded up as
> > well. I can
>
> See the answer above. If you need to load other things you will be
> able to do it by subclassing the tree handler.
I think the other method will work well enough to get the javascript in place.
But now that I look further at the AdminTreeMVCHandler, I wonder if I should
be extending the command handling for my subclass of the AdminTreeMVCHandler?
>
> > certainly toss it in somewhere, but wonder if there is an intended
> > point of
> > integration I should be using?
>
> Hope will help
Okay, I have just upgraded to Hope 2.0, but I wonder if that is compatible
with the current release candidate...hmmm. Probably doesn't matter, I have
also had much success relying on the Luck 4.x, and Imagination 2.x debug
tool-set integrations as well.
Cheers,
Chris
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