iain duncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Couple of things,
>
> A) I can't get csslink and js link workin in custom widgets. I don't
> know where this is looking. From the book I tried:
>
> css = [widgets.CSSLink( __module__, "tree_view.css")]
>
> But it doesn't seem to be doing anything. tree_view.css is in my
> static/css dir. I tried a bunch of path name configurations but couldn't
> get any doing anything. I must be missing something somewhere!
Here's what I use:
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import pkg_resources
from turbogears widgets
from turbogears.widgets import register_static_directory
pkg_name = "my_pkg"
static_dir = pkg_resources.resource_filename(pkg_name, "static")
register_static_directory(pkg_name, static_dir)
common_js = widgets.JSLink(pkg_name, "javascript/common.js")
================================================================================
Then, I use:
================================================================================
class MyForm(widgets.TableForm):
name = 'my_form'
javascript = [common_js, other_js, ...]
fields = (...)
================================================================================
> B) The widget docs mention both the css link and js link attribute with
> no example and no link to further docs with examples. I think an example
> really needs to be in there and would be a trivial addition.
> Unfortunately, I don't know what it should say!
The CSSLink follows the same as the JSLink I've shown above. Enjoy ;-)
--
Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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