Hello.
How to use JavaScript in template form?
I'v add
http://www.dhtmlgoodies.com/index.html?page=calendarScripts
Alexy
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Jerry
On Mar 6, 4:34 am, "menshikoval...@gmail.com"
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> Hello.
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> How to use JavaScript in template form?
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> I'v add
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> http://www.dhtmlgoodies.com/index.html?page=calendarScripts
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> Alexy
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Jerry, script from the example in .html works in FF, IE, Konqueror...
http://yourserver/js/calendar.js this url show my script (mysite/
mysite/public/js/calendar.js)
in Pylons i'v read that (type="text/javascript") is
unnecessary. I try to use webhelpers
${h.javascript_link('/js/calendar.js')}
why not just paste that entire bit of javascript into the template
there is no need to use any webhelpers stuff.
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Hi,
I'm wondering if it's possible to put CSS, images and JavaScript into
the /template directory of Pylons and somehow get the Mako templates
to refer to those files and not the ones in /public?
I'm building a system which is "themeable" and I want to keep all of
the theme files together and fig
On Nov 24, 10:30 am, jon wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm wondering if it's possible to put CSS, images and JavaScript into
> the /template directory of Pylons and somehow get the Mako templates
> to refer to those files and not the ones in /public?
>
> I'm building a system which is "themeable" and I want to
you could put everything into
/templates/_themes
and then have routes/a controller dispatch stuff to the right files as
needed
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These all seem like really good ideas, for certain. What I ended up
doing is in my middleware.py I query my database to get all the
current themes and a dirname attribute. I then build and add the paths
for each theme along with building a StaticURLParser for each theme.
All of that gets passed int
On Nov 24, 3:22 pm, jon wrote:
> These all seem like really good ideas, for certain. What I ended up
> doing is in my middleware.py I query my database to get all the
> current themes and a dirname attribute. I then build and add the paths
> for each theme along with building a StaticURLParser for
Yeah, turns out the StaticURLParser didn't work so well. Each of my
themes had different images but with the same name and so I would get
the wrong images in a site, even though it was named correctly. Based
on your suggestion I've switched things up to do a couple things:
1. There's a site object
i just thought of something...
what if you have:
pylonsapp/themes/## themename ##
which has 2 sub folders:
/templates
/static
you can them just symlink these themes into the right spots in /public
and /template ; even have a quick py/shell script to automate that
it would let you h
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