If you are calling another pages within <a href> tag, but using JS (i.e ajax
request)
you can get the link's url:
$('#a-link').click(function(e){
var $url = $(this).attr('href');
$(this).preventDefault;
//request content based on the url, with ajax.
});
If it is not a request, you could use a dirty trick: setting your urls on
hidden fields, and reading its values with JQuery.
:D
Regards!
2011/6/22 Jake <jakewbis...@googlemail.com>
> I am using assetic in a twig template to include a javascript file
> from my bundle's public folder.
> The problem is this JS file has URLs in it to call other pages using
> jQuery.
> How should i handle these URLs? I could write the URLs as absolute
> paths - but this causes problems between the dev and prod environment,
> and also makes the application not very portable.
> What is the best way to do such things?
>
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