On Wednesday, December 23, 2015 at 3:50:58 PM UTC-5,
luis.vallada...@metamaxzone.com wrote:
>
> the first solution is a very good approach to my problem because i've a
> considerable amount of python code inside my javascript, in fact if i
> define variables for this content i will have between 80-120 vars per view.
> But i still have one problem with this solution: For the navigator is
> exactly like i have the code inline with my html and this mean that it'll
> not be cached as a javascript file. It would be really good if the
> navigator could cache this file.
>
If the content of the JS doesn't depend on other data associated with the
page request, you could serve the JS via a separate request and cache it:
@cache.action(...)
def serve_js():
response.view = 'views/js/%s' % request.args(0)
return dict()
Then in your main view:
<script src="{{=URL('default', 'serve_js', args='my.js')}}"></script>
Anthony
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