To have a better controle on script you can implement like me your own
DocumentScriptBuilderImpl
And override the existing with this code in your app module :
public PageRenderInitializer buildMyPageRenderInitializer(final
List configuration,
Thanks! These both work, sort of. The renderSupport puts the script
tag in the body tag (5.0.5). So, its not a huge improvement. While the
more manual solution of adding the element works well enough, neither
of these solutions easily allow arbitrary blocks to be inserted. I
think this would be th
I think something like that work :
@Environmental
private PageRenderSupport renderSupport;
@Inject
@Path("myScript.js")
private Asset myScript;
renderSupport.addScriptLink(myScript);
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Hi,
You could do something like this (on a render method):
Element head = writer.getDocument().find("html/head");
head.elementAt(0, "link", "rel", "stylesheet", "type", "text/css",
"href",
this.defaultCss.toClientURL());
In this case I'm inserting a CSS link.
Todd Orr wrote:
Is
Is there any way to inject a script tag (via a block) defined in a
nested component into the page's head section? I'm trying to create a
component that utilizes some specific js, but I find that including
the js at the point in the page where the component is rendered hacky.
I think that this wou
