Ok I did the following:
twoColElsLt_css :ERXStyleSheet{
filename = "twoColElsLt.css";
href = "/ControlHorarios/WebServerResources/CSS/twoColElsLt.css";
}
and copied the WebserverREsources folder into the /library/webserver/
documents/controlhorarios/ and the csss its working now. but the JS
due that it has no href binding then. I use the same filename with the
whole path: /ControlHorarios/WebServerResources/JS/dynapi.js
But I was having problem with this line'
<script language="Javascript">
dynapi.library.setPath('./src/');
dynapi.library.include('dynapi.api');
dynapi.library.include('TemplateManager');
dynapi.library.include('HTMLCalendar');
</script>
the first one of the script. I had to orgineze the folder under /
library/webserver/documetns/MyApp/ so the .js that im using will match
the path.
now its working,
I dunno if this was "the" solution, but it worked so far, and im with
a smile in my face.
Regards
Gustavo
On Sep 30, 2008, at 8:57 AM, WebObjects wrote:
On Sep 30, 2008, at 8:56 AM, Gustavo Pizano wrote:
Ok i did what I wrote bellow, and well no compiling errors, but
when launching the app, I see nothing form the .css or.js it seems
the paths are wrong, I was looking into the list and saw someone
had the same problem but found no solution to it. I dunno if I
should put the whole project somewhere, I saw one day one guy
putting into /library/webserver/ and somewhere there, but I don't
recall where exactly.
Regards
Gsutavo
On Sep 30, 2008, at 7:58 AM, WebObjects wrote:
Hello and thanks for the posts....
Im glad im using wonder.!
One question
I see you are using inline bindings, isn't it?.
So I can do the following
<webobject name ="SSCSS"></webobject>
.wod
SSCSS : ERXStyleSheet{
filename = "CSS/MyCssFile.css";
framework = "whatever";
}
the same with the JavaScript.
now, two questions, this method will look into the
WebServerResources folder?
Second: I see in the wonder Api that this ERXStyleSheet has
diferent bindings, can I just leave the framework biding to null?,
I mean what for is it? well yes, it says:
framework name of the framework for the style sheet
another thing before I forget, Im using an open source js to
create a dynamic calendar on the webpage, it work for me in a
simple html created in DreamWeaver, but I was thinking how to put
the following:
<script language="Javascript">
dynapi.library.setPath('./src/');
dynapi.library.include('dynapi.api');
dynapi.library.include('TemplateManager');
dynapi.library.include('HTMLCalendar');
</script>
Just put instead the dynapi.library.setPath('./src/');
dynapi.library.setPath('../../WebServerResources/Others/src/'); ?
sorry.. too many questions.?
Regards
Gustavo
On Sep 30, 2008, at 6:40 AM, Mike Schrag wrote:
ERXResponseRewriter
.addStylesheetResourceInHead(context().response(), context(),
null, "my.css");
ERXResponseRewriter
.addScriptResourceInHead(context().response(), context(), null,
"my.js");
I would only use this method if you're injecting CSS/js from a
subcomponent. If you are adding it in your headerfooter
component, you should use:
<wo:ERXStyleSheet framework="whatever" filename="CSS/
MyCSSFile.css"/>
<wo:ERXJavaScript framework="whataver" filename="Javascript/
MyJavascriptFile.css"/>
ms
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