Thanks Kevin. You're doing a great job with TG. Don't let my
questions slow down your work. I ask alot of them.
>If this is something that you really need to use differently in
>different contexts, then you make a widget. Likely your own subclass
>of some widget that then defines the JavaScripts to include.
This is what I'm trying to do. I have a widget that subclasses
TextWidget. Call it MyWidget. MyWidget will be used in several views.
It includes a hyperlink (in the label) that opens a search dialog in a
new neatly sized window. The search dialog window returns a value to
the MyWidget text field. The part I'm stuck on is defining the
javascript for the widget. It looks like:
widget.javascript = [(widget.JSLink(?, "openwin.js")), ]
I don't know what to put in the place of ?. I see that MochiKit.js can
be accessed like this:
widget.javascript = [(widget.JSLink("turbogears",
"js/MochiKit.js")), ]
How do I in the same way access my javascript files in the
myapp/static/javascript/ directory?
I would guess this should be related to staticFilter.dir in the config.
Mine looks like:
staticFilter.dir = "static"
