I just thought I'd share my experience with this one... and I'd love to hear
about alternate ways that involve even less code! Although this isn't bad at
all. Anyway:
Here's what I needed to put in the html:
<style type="text/css" media="screen">
<!-- This is an IE6 and below hack to make the menu work. -->
body{ behavior: url(/scripts/csshover2.htc); }
</style>
Note the path to csshover2.htc, obviously it's going to break if I don't get
the context path in there. Here's my solution:
<style type="text/css" media="screen">
<!-- This is an IE6 and below hack to make the menu work. -->
body{ behavior: url(); }
</style>
And:
@Asset("/scripts/csshover2.htc")
public abstract IAsset getCssHoverScript();
In the backing class.
Now I can run the app with any context path I like, for example
'squirrelycontext', and the asset will generate
'/squirrelycontext/scripts/csshover2.htc' for my HTML.
Cheers,
Jim
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