A good testing way is also to go the the dnn page and save the file as html ( html only )
then copy over that html file to your dnn root and add the jquery scripts and calls. If you can get the desired effects there then its a dnn issue and those can be truncated header tag strings cant find js files ( use the full http://mydnn.com/js/jquery.js ) garbage html output ( dont expect jquery to work when admin or host are logged in ) - this is because of the extra script and html injection Armand On 7/21/07, Armand Datema <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mm i never had issues with dnn and js I just add my script in the default.aspx page myself that works most of the time also the page header tags option is not very usuable, you cannot add to many scripts more than a few lines and it gets saved truncated so you have missng code and none closed tags I do the call for the scripts ( plugins and jquery ) in the main default.aspx ( make sure to do it as http://www.mydnnportal.com/js/jquery.js ( dont use /js/jquery.js ) - if youa re deep in a friendly url like http://www.mydnnportal.com/tabid/87/myproperty/myvalue/default.aspx it cannot find the js file because there is no http://www.mydnnportal.com/tabid/87/myproperty/myvalue/js as for the direct calls to actually call plugin with the desired parameters the can be inserted in he top of your skin ascx files <% ascx <script> script here </script> I also use the snapsis dnn css module with template possibility's together with dnn. So if I use that he has a specal option that allow you to put all scripts ins special tags and than the skinobject itself takes care of the register.clientsidescript for you to make sure it gets injected in the head I have been using it in over 100 portals so far an never an issue ps: for the pure jquery people, im answering this mail with tems of jquery asp.net and dotnetnuke Armand aka Nokiko on dnn forum On 7/21/07, James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Alex, > > In this case, the only plugin I'm attempting to include is the Jorn > Zaefferer's Tooltip plugin; of course, in addition to the actual > jQuery (1.1.3.1) script itself. > > On Jul 21, 5:03 am, "Alexandre Plennevaux" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > Hi James, > > > > Did you check that it is not a namespace issue? Also, which plugins do you > > intend to use? Not all jquery plugins were created equals in quality... > > > > Alex > > -- Armand Datema CTO SchwingSoft
-- Armand Datema CTO SchwingSoft
