I know, it sucks. I think I did manage to achieve a similar result in
a very roundabout way in one of my older applications, but it's not
really worth the hassle; Cake just isn't set up for it.
On Jun 8, 7:15 am, Dima wrote:
> My original implementation did exactly what you describe but I was
> h
My original implementation did exactly what you describe but I was
hoping that it could be done otherwise. Guess not.
Thanks,
Dima
On Jun 7, 8:12 pm, calvin wrote:
> You only use echo when you're linking them inline. So you would never
> have something like:
>
> echo $javascript->link($scriptna
You only use echo when you're linking them inline. So you would never
have something like:
echo $javascript->link($scriptname, false);
It would either be:
echo $javascript->link($scriptname);
or:
$javascript->link($scriptname, false);
Unfortunately, you can't use the $scripts_for_layout varia
vekija, thanks a ton for your help!! I added echo in front of all 4
of the lines in nav_menu.cpt. I was immediately able to see the style
sheets kick in; however, when I look at page source, it still doesn't
show those files in the page header and is not displaying correctly.
Am I using the corr
you have to "echo" those :)
echo $javascript->link('mootools-for-dropdown', false);
On Jun 7, 8:43 pm, Dima wrote:
> I'm pretty new to CakePHP so it is likely that my issue is rather
> simple to fix. I have a custom element which I created called
> nav_menu.cpt. I call this element from defaul
I'm pretty new to CakePHP so it is likely that my issue is rather
simple to fix. I have a custom element which I created called
nav_menu.cpt. I call this element from default.cpt using:
element('nav_menu'); ?>
For my element to work properly, I need to import 3x .js files and
1x .css file; I ha
