What I was trying to do was make a widget out of plex by following
the steps in the video. Simply as a learning experience. That was fine and
is working well in my test application.
I just wanted to see how to eliminate the need to make changes in the third-party
js library. My thoughts were more along the lines of licensing. For instance,
if I take this library, can I package it and submit it to cogbin if I have to
modify it? It's not my library after all...
That's what prompted me to ask the question. It's really not a huge
problem, I am just lazy... I mean 'curious'...
Nicky
On 7/31/06, gasolin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Nick:
If you just want manage your js with controller,
do the following in your controller.py:
{{{
# import modules
import pkg_resources
from turbogears.widgets import JSLink
# find static directory
js_dir = pkg_resources.resource_filename("plotkit",
"static/_javascript_")
register_static_directory("plotkit", js_dir)
# find specific js
excanvas_js = JSLink("plotkit", "excanvas.js")
plotkit_packed_js = JSLink("plotkit", "PlotKit_Packed.js")
.....
}}}
--
Fred
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