Hi,
I saw the source and its pretty straightforward. I don't get why my code
doesn't work. :-(
My index.html is similar but the api/index.html is nested deep inside
(which should not be a problem):
<li>
<h2>API Viewer</h2>
<p>qooxdoo-based API viewer featuring the API reference.</p>
<span class="local"><a
href="myJSfolder/custom/api/index.html"><b>Open API viewer</b></a>
<span class="publish"><a
href="myJSfolder/custom/api/index.html"><b>Open API viewer</b></a></span>
</li>
regards
Amit
thron7 wrote:
Hi Amit,
By "call", I mean a simple HTML HREF tag inside in server's index.html
to the api/index.html (<a href="js/custom/api/index.html">)
Ok, so that would normally be called "linking" from one page to another :).
Please have a look at the following web page:
http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/
Please not only look at the rendered page but also at the page's source.
It's a fairly straight-forward HTML page which, among other things,
features a link to an apiviewer instance ("<a
href="apiviewer/index.html">). And it does so with a relative URI which
is immediately down from the current page's directory. So this looks
like it is pretty close to your scenario, right?!
If I click on the link, the apiviewer is loaded alright. How about you?
What is different to your server's index.html?
T.
And, yes you had also replied earlier
(http://n2.nabble.com/API-generation-td1663754.html) but you told not to
break api folder into parts which i was not doing then as well as now.
I know it may be a very simple thing for you guys but I am not able to
figure it out.
Best regards
Amit Rana
thron7 wrote:
Amit,
what are you trying to achieve?! What do you mean when you say you
"...try to *call* api/index.html from my server's index.html...". You
cannot "call" a web page, can you?! So what does that mean you "call"
one web page from another?! If you *load* the Apiviewer index.html from
your web server, this should work as it works for me and the many
apiviewers we have published on qooxdoo.org. So, does it? Obviously, you
are doing something bizarre so that relative paths throw up. (I have a
faint feeling I answered your OP, didn't I ...?!).
Thomas
Amit Rana wrote:
Hi all,
Has anyone tried generating API for their applications ? I try to call
api/index.html from my server's index.html and get the errors as
mentioned below.
If I open api/index.html directly in web browser, it works perfectly.
Do I have to edit my config.json ?
regards
Amit
Amit Rana wrote on 16-12-2008:
Hi,
I am trying to configure API viewer for my application.
I have done no changes in config.json or any file. I simply run
"generate.py api" and when I launch index.html, I see the API tree
with qx part and my application class and its structure and everything
works fine.
But, if I call index.html from a different path, I only see the
structure. When I click on any node in the tree, I get popup errors
saying Couldn't load file: ./script/qx.application.AbstractGui.js
etc. (for both qx part and my application path). I guess I have to
change some setting but not sure what ?
I have traced the flow (index.html refers script/apiviewer.js which i
turn refers apiviewer-0.js), but am unable to correct the problem. I
tried changing the path in index.html and apiviewer.js but then I get
blank screens. :-(
Can anyone help me out here?
regards
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