On 10/21/12, Roberto Longobardi <secc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
:)
thanks for your reply
> the following works well for javascript conditional include.
>
> Let's say you wish to include test1.js and/or test2.js based on a test1 and
> test2 boolean values:
>
> 1) Inside your request handler:
> data = {}
> data['test1'] = True
> data['*test2*'] = *False*
>
> return 'testolemis.html', data, None
>
... this is exactly what I'm trying to avoid because it's a generic
template that will be <xi:include />'ed inside the body of may other
templates and reused many times , hence
1. I want all this to happen transparently for request
handlers (... or filters ...) without handler global data
being involved .
2. I'd prefer to make this happen as ootb as possible ;)
[...]
>
> I guess a similar solution may be found for CSS.
>
yes , I read your suggestion and something similar to that for CSS
should work as well .
Nonetheless for the moment I've been using this quick hack ,
{{{
#!genshi
<?python
from trac.web import chrome as _chrome
if (cond):
_chrome.add_script('xxx.js')
_chrome.add_stylesheet('xxx.css')
...
else:
_chrome.add_script('xxy.js')
_chrome.add_stylesheet('xxy.css')
...
?>
}}}
... but I'd like to know if the import , etc ... can be omitted
somehow . I really try to avoid using <?python ?> PI so much as
possible .
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Olemis.
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