On 30 September 2011 09:24, Scott Wilson <[email protected]> wrote: > On 29 Sep 2011, at 16:31, Steve Lee wrote:
... > One thing I noticed was that the JQuery and JQueryMobile imports are done > statically in the HTML rather than via <feature> - is that because of a > version incompatibility issue? That was the tiny contribution I made to the code (removing the feature and adding static link). So I'll answer. If we use the feature from within Wookie then the application must be served by Wookie. If we use the static links then it works as a standalone webapp. Since the client isn't currently running Wookie and doesn't want to embed it in another application we saw no benefit to the client in tethering to Wookie just for this feature. We also had a concern about the introduction of version incompatibilities that were not under our control. Steve has already raised a ticket about this. However, this was not something we experienced, just something we didn't want to expose our clients to. This can be resolved within Wookie though. Once the code is here we can optionally modify it to use features again, but until we use some other Wookie specific feature I see no benefit in it. Ross
