Re: Using Javascript->link Inside An Element

2010-06-08 Thread calvin
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

Re: Using Javascript->link Inside An Element

2010-06-08 Thread Dima
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

Re: Using Javascript->link Inside An Element

2010-06-07 Thread calvin
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

Re: Using Javascript->link Inside An Element

2010-06-07 Thread Dima
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

Re: Using Javascript->link Inside An Element

2010-06-07 Thread vekija
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

Using Javascript->link Inside An Element

2010-06-07 Thread Dima
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

Re: Using Javascript link

2009-08-12 Thread brian
Sorry, I forgot to get back to you; I was in the middle of a crisis. cake/../img/picturename.gif That path doesn't look right. I think there's something deeper wrong. And what about that in your view? Is it so, or is that actually in your layout? And, what I meant about rollovers is that, whe

Re: Using Javascript link

2009-08-12 Thread Sarah
Nevermind, I finally figured out the location of the images. I set the 'address' of the alt pictures to: cake/../img/picturename.gif so it would have been: element.src = cake/../img/picturename.gif :) --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you

Re: Using Javascript link

2009-08-11 Thread Sarah
My original javascript code actually worked on a site (no setup with cakephp). The problem I'm having is linking everything together. I do appreciate the advice w/ the javascript though. :) --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribe

Re: Using Javascript link

2009-08-10 Thread Sarah
Thank you for your reply. I don't fully understand your advice. I understand that HtmlHelper will expect a relative path from webroot/ img, but if it is already in the 'img' folder, why would I need to pass '/img/' + filename ? Will the javascript code look for the Hover images in the img folde

Re: Using Javascript link

2009-08-09 Thread brian
You have a in your view? No the layout? Does the HTML source look right? Anyway, your onHover function won't work because you're not passing the full path to the image. Remember that HtmlHelper expectes a relative path from webroot/img. However, you're only passing the filename, instead of '/img

Re: Using Javascript link

2009-08-09 Thread Sarah
I assume you want only the relevant parts. In my view I have: Animal Tlatoque link('evoicesindex'); ?> css('evoices'); ?> link($html->image('Library3Sized.gif', array ('alt'=>'Library', 'onmouseover'=>'onHover(this)', 'onmouseout'=>'onUnHover(this)')), arr

Re: Using Javascript link

2009-08-09 Thread Vijay Kumbhar
Hello Sarah, Can you please paste the code here so that we can help you right a way. On Sun, Aug 9, 2009 at 9:38 PM, brian wrote: > > It could be a lot of things. Can you post your code? > > On Sat, Aug 8, 2009 at 9:32 PM, Sarah wrote: > > > > I'm having trouble getting my javascrip

Re: Using Javascript link

2009-08-09 Thread Vijay Kumbhar
Hello Sarah, Can you please paste your code here so that we can help you right a way. With out telling the pros & cons for that... On Sun, Aug 9, 2009 at 9:38 PM, brian wrote: > > It could be a lot of things. Can you post your code? > > On Sat, Aug 8, 2009 at 9:32 PM

Re: Using Javascript link

2009-08-09 Thread brian
It could be a lot of things. Can you post your code? On Sat, Aug 8, 2009 at 9:32 PM, Sarah wrote: > > I'm having trouble getting my javascript to work. > > The api recommends using link and putting the scripts and contents > into the webroot/js folder.  I tried this, but it isn't working. > > I'm

Using Javascript link

2009-08-08 Thread Sarah
I'm having trouble getting my javascript to work. The api recommends using link and putting the scripts and contents into the webroot/js folder. I tried this, but it isn't working. I'm trying to create a hover for an image...I included the functions in the second parameter of $html->image(). I

Using $javascript->link('somefile', false) in an element doesn't work

2008-05-28 Thread dericknwq
Erm, it seems like the $scripts_for_layout var is populated before the elements are rendered so it doesn't contain the scripts which you add it in an element. My scenario: /posts/view/123 and in view.ctp: $this->element('456') and in 456.ctp: $javascript->link('somefile', false) It doesn't wor