Hi, folks:
Not sure if this is a right direction, I am hoping to use Mason to
control over a Javascript file where I need to adjust the background
color of some block level elements. The color value is changeable
according to different session_id. What I have done is:
in .htaccess of my document root.
---
.....
AddType text/javascript .js
AddHandler mason-handler html css js
and in my Javascript file example.js:
---
.....
var bkColor = <% $bkColor %>
.....
.....
<%init>
$r->content_type( 'text/javascript' );
my $session_id = myweb_get_cookie('U');
my $bkColor = $session{ $session_id }{ backgroundColor };
</%init>
in autohandler's <head /> section:
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"
src="/lib/example.js"></script>
The result is that all Javascript functions in "example.js" don't
work, and after I save the webpage, "example.js" is missing. so I
guess there is sometihng wrong with parsing JS file this way.. If I
remove 'js' from Addhandler directive in .htacess, the webpage can
work properly.. So I am guessing that I did something wrong with
parsing JS file with Mason.. Can anyone shed some light to me on how
to handle a stand-alone JS file with Mason?? I am using:
HTML::Mason 1.36, mod_fastcgi/2.4.2, GNU/Linux 2.6.18-4-amd64.
Many thanks for your time.. :)
Regards,
Hao.
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