ok sometimes you just need to leave your computer for a while....
the easiest way to use <include-script> is to put the static .js file
into the classpath, lets say "/common/js". The resource-path
attribute then requires an ABSOLUTE classpath to this resource,
like"/common/js/static.js".
if the .script is located at "WEB-INF/web" and the resource-path
attribute is "static.js". Tapestry will generate "gp/WEB-INF/web/static.js"
for the scripts url which will not work.
Kristian
Marinkovic
<kristian.marinko An
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> Kopie
21.02.2007 13:55 Thema
Problem with including static
javascript file
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an
"Tapestry users"
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hi all,
i'm not able to include a static javascript file into
my page. could someone point me the right way
how can i include a static javascript file into my page
when using the @Body and @Shell component?
thats what i have so far:
.script file located at WEB-INF/web:
<script>
<include-script resource-path="static.js" />
<body>
</body>
<initialization>
myinit();
</initialization>
</script>
static.js is located :
WEB-INF/web/static.js
the rendered page has following url:
<script type="text/javascript" src="/gp/WEB-INF/web/static.js"></script>
i even tried to put into the classpath but with no success.
the path of static.js always gets the "web" prefix (folder
of my .script file )
thanks
kris
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