an update on how to use your own jQuery UI theme
in config/_serverSpecificRequestScope.cfm
<cfimport taglib="/farcry/core/tags/webskin" prefix="skin">
<skin:registerCSS id="jquery-ui"
baseHREF="/skin/theme/css/custom-theme/"
lFiles="jquery-ui-1.7.1.custom.css" />
and then load with (eg webskins/types/displayHeaderStandard.cfm)
<skin:loadJS id="jquery" />
<skin:loadJS id="jquery-ui" />
<skin:loadCSS id="jquery-ui" />
Very cool seeing your own them inside Farcry Webtop :-)
2009/12/17 AJ Mercer <[email protected]>
> Sound reasonably to go to a major release.
>
> When can we expect to see tag/branch in Subversion?
>
>
> I am in the process of setting up a new dev environment for 5.3 - Opps, 6.0
>
> I use jQuery and jQuery themes which will require some mods to how I make
> these calls - Farcry has TAGs for doing this
> <skin:loadJS id="jquery" /> and also use jQuery or $j
> <skin:loadJS id="jquery-ui" />
> <sin:loadCSS id="jquery-ui" />
>
> you can also use your jQuery theme in the webtop :-)
>
> 2009/12/17 modius <[email protected]>
>
> Folks,
>>
>> Apologies for the lack of Daemon activity in the forums (well except
>> for Blair who has been jumping in when he can) -- we've been hard at
>> work putting together the latest FarCry version, codenamed: Formality.
>>
>> It's turned into a very significant release -- Mat has gone mental
>> putting in one awesome feature after another. Unlike previous point
>> releases, this version will have a significant impact on CMS users as
>> we've completely overhauled the formtool engine to use jQuery/jQueryUI
>> -- things will look a little different in the webtop for content
>> contributors. I have to say we're very pleased with the results, and
>> as a long time FarCry user myself I find the improvements a joy to
>> work with.
>>
>> For a variety of reasons we're looking at upgrading the version from a
>> point release to a full blown version release. ie. instead of 5.3 it
>> will be called 6.0 Primarily, we want to shift CF engine support from
>> 7+ to 8+. In line with our historical versioning this requires a full
>> version number release as we're essentially breaking engine
>> compatibility (in this case with CF7).
>>
>> I thought I might throw that out there to gather some feedback, and
>> see how much of an impact (if any) that's likely to cause the
>> development community. Keep in mind that 5.2.x will always support
>> CF7.
>>
>> I'll be kicking off a series of posts on the features of 6.0 on the
>> http://farcry.posterous.com/ blog so be sure to keep your eye out (or
>> follow us on twitter @farcry for updates).
>>
>> All the best,
>>
>> -- geoff
>> http://www.daemon.com.au/
>>
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