Hi Tim,
You can substitute that Ajax css with a property:
er.extensions.ERXResponseRewriter.resource.Ajax.modalbox.css=framework.filename
Or block it altogether by setting the ERXResponseRewriter delegate:
ERXResponseRewriter.setDelegate(new ERXResponseRewriter.Delegate() {
@Override
public Resource responseRewriterWillAddResource(String framework,
String fileName) {
return new Resource(framework, fileName);
}
@Override
public boolean responseRewriterShouldAddResource(String framework,
String fileName) {
return !("Ajax".equals(framework) &&
"modalbox.css".equals(fileName));
}
});
Ramsey
On Aug 9, 2012, at 5:34 PM, Tim Worman wrote:
> All:
>
> I've added my own css file for AjaxModalDialog to a custom framework and
> assigned values in the wod for the modalboxCSS and modalboxCSSFramework
> bindings for my AMD. I want the background to be white instead of grey. It
> seems that no matter what I do, the modalbox.css in Ajax frameworks "wins"
> and ensures that the background stays grey.
>
> Strangely though, it does seem to find my css file in the framework I
> specified. I know this is so because the hard-coded "wait30trans.gif" can't
> be found in the framework I've specified and a message appears in my console.
>
> Am I just doing this wrong or is what I'm seeing the expected behavior at
> this time?
>
> Tim
> UCLA GSE&IS
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