I'm trying to develop a small backend cms-plugin, which contains some Javascript libraries like jQuery, jQuery-ui and TinyMCE. Doing this I stumbled upon a problem I cannot seem to solve in a good way. jQuery-ui and TinyMCE come bundled with themes, consisting of images and css files. CakePHP doesn't seem to serve any other file than *.js from the vendors/js folder inside my plugin though (as opposed to everything in the /webroot/ folder), forcing me to create additional folders for images and css in both the /img/ and /css/ folders. For jquery-ui this is inconvenient, for TinyMCE it's a giant pain, and for libraries like SwfUploader (or Uploadify in my case), this is simply impossible because the swf-files don't get served from any of the three (img, css, js) folders inside myplugin/webroot/.
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