Remi Jolin - SysGroup schrieb:
> le 27.08.2008 17:35 Matt Wilson a écrit:
>> Hi -- If a template depends on a few stylesheets and javascript files,
>> is there any way to pull those without adding them manually to the
>> template? Can the controller handle that?
>>
>>
> You can create a widget like this
> class MyJS(widgets.Widget):
> javascript = [JSLink(...), ...]
> css = [...]
>
> and then define
> my_js = MyJS()
> and pass my_js in your output dict of your controller method.
You can also add the JSLink and CSSLink widgets directly to the output
dict or wrap them in a widgets.WidgetList instance:
@expose()
def foo(self):
return dict(js=JSLink(...), css=CSSLink(...))
or (TG > 1.0.6 only):
@expose()
def foo(self):
return dict(widgets=WidgetList(JSLink(...), CSSLink(...)))
Or you add the full path to the CSSLink/JSLink widget *instances* to the
'tg.include_widgets' setting in your app's configuration.
tg.include_widgets = [mypkg.widgets.my_css, mypkg.widget.my_js]
Then the CSS/JS links will be added to *every* template output.
Chris
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