Jason Fb wrote in post #1165885:
>> On Jan 1, 2015, at 4:46 PM, David Williams wrote:
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>> I was told that adding the file to the assets.rb precompiler is really
>> no different than adding it to the application.js
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> That is not correct. Who told you that?
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> It sounds like your app is pr
I was told that adding the file to the assets.rb precompiler is really
no different than adding it to the application.js
Rails.application.config.assets.precompile += %w(
backstretch-landing-index.js )
Even though this method isn't perfect, I'm still able to control which
views are being effec
I got it working. I had to remove the require statement from the
application.js and add the file to assets pipeline directly. I also
created a separate javascript file for the home page only. Now, it only
shows on one page!
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After adding it to the application.js file. It changed backgrounds for
the entire application. I wish there was a way to constrain this
function to fire only on the pages that I need to be on
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1) Are you having this problem in development or production?
2) Where did you put the jquery.backstretch.js file
3) you probably don't want to load that file from your layout, you probably
want to load the application.js as instructed by the Gem instructions
4) did you read the Asset Pipeline
Jason Fb wrote in post #1165836:
> Asset pipeline doesn't work like this... check out the Asset pipeline
> guide. you don't load your jquery libraries this way:
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>>$.backstretch([
>> their demo.
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