ob1.data schrieb:
> <body>
> ${tmpl_context.testwidget.display()}
> gives me UndefinedError: '' has no member named "display"
>
>
> class TestWidget(Widget):
> javascript = [ JSLink(link=url('/js/chart.js')) ]
Don't do this, use the modname/filename variant. The reason is that
tg.url can't work on module-import-time, as it needs access to the
environment to really work, and that's only available in a request.
And even if tg.url would work, overall it's not working because
"/js/chart.js" is a relative path to something the system doesn't
recognize - unless you have a js-named controller on your root, and a
chart_js-action on that. Which you don't have I presume.
BTW, in my example I used the modname/filenam-variant. Why did you
change it? And did it work for you?
> template = "pkg.templates.widgettest"
> engine_name = "genshi"
>
> def __init__(self, name):
> super(TestWidget, self).__init__(self)
>
> def update_params(self, d):
> super(TestWidget, self).upadate_params(d)
> #I read that this must be done explicitly
> self.add_call(javascript)
> #Invoke javascript from myscript.js here?
> #But won't this re-inject the JS for
> #every rendering? I thought I read TG's
> #smart enough to do it just once if I ...?
Again this seems to be some exercise in genetic programming. Yes, TW
*is* smart enough to inject the resoure.
It is also smart enough to insert the add_call, but that's supposed to
contain a string that will be rendered like a JSSource-widget, and it
should contain some widget-specific code, such as
self.add_jall("""$(document).ready(function() {
$("#%s").do_something();
})""" % d.id)
And where does the "javascript" come from?
> testwidget = TestWidget("TestTW")
>
>
> @expose('pkg.templates.widgettest')
> def widgettest(self, **kw):
> pylons.c.widgettest = testwidget
> return dict(form=testwidget) #, action=blah, value=blah)
Both the widget and the controller share the same template? How's that
supposed to work? Either you are not rendering a full HTML-page, then
the resource injection of course can't work (it needs
html/head/body-tags), or you rendering those *twice*
>
> <body>
> <p py:content="form.display(submit_text='Yes')">
> Widget Form</p>
> gave me UndefinedError: "tg" not defined
>
>
> The above code works in the sense that there
> are no errors thrown. Clicking on the link
> for my controller method 'widgettest' renders
> the page with title and the text in the div
> that is supposed to be replaced. But no JS
> action occurs onscreen. :{
As you don't show us the template, I can't comment on that.
>
> PS.
> There is nothing in the rendered page's
> source <head> section resulting.
>
> Putting the code below into the template works
> in so far as it appears if I View Page Source.
> However, nothing happens, the JS does not
> appear to run.
> <script type="text/javascript" src="${tg.url('/js/chart.js')}"></
> script>
IT does not do something for the reasons explained above - /js/chart.js
isn't delivered by the system.
Diez
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