you could set up an apache alias to your app/vendors directory at
mysite.com/vendors
and link to css like this
echo $html->css('/vendors/mystyle.css', NULL, NULL, false);
same would work for javascript
On Jul 30, 4:24 am, Christian <christian.lusz...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Okay. Understood. Thanks!
>
> It works like all of you suggested to put all files in one directory
> under webroot (e.g. webroot/js/syntaxhighlighter/) and then use
>
> $html->css('../js/syntaxhighlighter/styles/shCore', null, null,
> false);
> $javascript->link('syntaxhighlighter/scripts/shCore', false);
>
> I started and hoped that I can reuse such complete packages better by
> locating it in vendors ... but that seems to be impossible. What if I
> have a package which consists of a PHP class, JS and CSS plus images.
> Do I have to move JS, CSS and images to webroot and keep the php class
> in a vendor directory? According to your answers I assume yes ... not
> really perfect in my eyes .. but I understand that it can get very
> complex if vendors is not available for the webserver to show as
> webroot is the only public area ...
>
> Thank you so far.
> Christian
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