> I think putting that 17 lines in 'layout.html' is not a good idea, because
> 'layout.html' are there for you to replace or customize, putting more JS out
> there, users will need to implement that by their own.
I totally agree with that just in case people doesn't want to have
many small files ar
I think putting that 17 lines in 'layout.html' is not a good idea, because
'layout.html' are there for you to replace or customize, putting more JS out
there, users will need to implement that by their own.
And what is the difference being in web2py_ajax or in layout.html? as these
files will be m
Hi Bruno ,
I agree with you for the first 17 lines , but after that it is just
regular javascript/jquery code !! Furthermore what is done in these
first 17lines is indeed parsed but could have been put somewhere else
( in layout.html for ex, or in in another file that has to be included
in your c
Correction:
'web2py_ajax.html' does not have string interpolation, this have to be
parsed by web2py template system, because uses {{=}} notation to build
scripts.
2010/9/30 Bruno Rocha
> In layout.html you can call external JS files using:
>
> {{response.files.append(URL(request.application
In layout.html you can call external JS files using:
{{response.files.append(URL(request.application,'static/js','javascriptfile.js'))}}
Scripts are also loaded dinamicaly by 'web2py_ajax.html' which builds the
JS script at runtime, as this uses string interpolation to build scripts,
this could n
Hi,
What is the reason to not have these functions into a dedicated
external file. By including it in the html page we can't use the
browser cache and we need to transfer it again and again , sounds me a
waste of time transfer and bandwidth. As i am not a web expert ( i am
actually learning with
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