Well in that case, personally I would place everything in the vendors
folder, and not in a js/css folder.
On Jan 31, 4:16 am, Elte Hupkes wrote:
> Yeah, the people I work for like wysiwyg though, so I'm kind'a stuck
> to TinyMCE. Changing the TinyMCE structure isn't really an option,
> that would
Yeah, the people I work for like wysiwyg though, so I'm kind'a stuck
to TinyMCE. Changing the TinyMCE structure isn't really an option,
that would be an awful lot of work. And it still doesn't solve the
flash file problems.
On Jan 30, 9:19 pm, Miles J wrote:
> Oh I also suggest Markitup compared
Oh I also suggest Markitup compared to TinyMCE, because its a lot
smaller and easier, and just as awesome. I ran into the same problem
you did.
On Jan 30, 12:17 pm, Miles J wrote:
> I have an easy answer for you... get ready for it.
>
> Your css/images/js DO NOT HAVE TO BE structured the same way
I have an easy answer for you... get ready for it.
Your css/images/js DO NOT HAVE TO BE structured the same way they are
when downloaded, move them around.
I added Markitup to me plugin, so I customized the Markitup
architecture to work with my plugin, not the other around.
Take a gander: http:/
That URL no longer works, I believe it's located here now:
http://cakephp.lighthouseapp.com/projects/42648/13-new-features-plugin-assets
Awesome news nontheless! Can't wait for a stable 1.3 release!
On Dec 3 2009, 4:12 pm, "Larry E. Masters aka PhpNut"
wrote:
> http://code.cakephp.org/wiki/1.3/n
http://code.cakephp.org/wiki/1.3/new-features/plugin-assets
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On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 4:53 AM, peterchenadded wrote:
> Have a look at mediaview (http://book.cakephp
Have a look at mediaview (http://book.cakephp.org/view/489/Media-
Views).
Basically, it will give you access to any file on your system
including your plugins folder. If you name your controller and action
properly you should be able to achieve what you want.
Cheers.
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It's a shame, i have the same problem :(
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Nope, no solution yet.. For now I'm just putting all my image/flash
dependent libraries in /webroot/js where they can be reached, a bit of
a chore in truth.. Let's just hope some cake-dev out there hears our
cries ;-).
On Nov 17, 6:10 pm, haimke wrote:
> Hi, did you find any solution to this prob
Hi, did you find any solution to this problem ?
It seems like a bug in CakePHP
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Its a pain, because ideally just dumping it all under plugin_name/js/
the_lib would be ideal. I haven't given up on it, just taken a break
from it for a while, I'll get motivated again sometime.
The only suggestion I was given was to load the library under webroot
- but this takes away the abili
Exactly. I know the paths are righ, because the css files and js libs
do get loaded, and if I place them under the app's /webroot/ folder,
so do the images/other files they include. Just not when they're
inside a plugin's vendors folder (the same problem occurs with
javascript in the normal vendor
I'm pretty sure its not the 'prefacing' etc. But I may be wrong.
I basically had the same problem with ext-js. I didn't ever find a
good solution. But there has to be somewhere to change the Cake
settings. My problem was that the library css was referencing
relative urls of images, but the im
How are you linking the css files? You should only need to preface the
file name with 'plugin_name/css/', eg.
$html->css('/plugin_name/css/css_filename');
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 6:32 PM, Elte Hupkes wrote:
>
> I'm trying to develop a small backend cms-plugin, which contains some
> Javascript li
I'm trying to develop a small backend cms-plugin, which contains some
Javascript libraries like jQuery, jQuery-ui and TinyMCE. Doing this I
stumbled upon a problem I cannot seem to solve in a good way.
jQuery-ui and TinyMCE come bundled with themes, consisting of images
and css files. CakePHP does
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