Is it possible to define a view.yml file in the folder /plugins/
myPlugin/config/ to load js and css from myPlugin in the head of the
html page or do I add them in /apps/backend/config/view.yml ?
On 15 sep, 17:53, david wrote:
> Aye. I was thinking more that it's better to use the task than to
Aye. I was thinking more that it's better to use the task than to do it
by hand. It helps ensure it's repeatable when moving to prod.
On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 17:47:54 +0200, Richtermeister
wrote:
>
> On linux systems the plugin:publish-assets task will actually do a
> symlink by default.
> On
On linux systems the plugin:publish-assets task will actually do a
symlink by default.
On windows the files just get copied.
Daniel
On Sep 15, 3:30 am, david wrote:
> Putting the files into the plugin web/js & web/css directories and then
> using the publish-assets task should put the files
Putting the files into the plugin web/js & web/css directories and then
using the publish-assets task should put the files into the appropriate
directories for you - symlinking shouldn't be needed.
On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 12:14:41 +0200, Alexandru-Emil Lupu
wrote:
> when you have some css or
when you have some css or js for a pluging you usually can create a symlink
called NamePlugin from your pluginName/web dir into the web dir
ex:
plugins/ NamePlugin/web/
plugins/ NamePlugin/web/js
plugins/ NamePlugin/web/css
ln -s plugins/NamePlugin/web web/NamePlugin
and your web interface wil
