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How to link external Javascript files?

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Gerhard Hoogterp	Tuesday 18 February 2003 3:34:56 am While converting a site to ez3 I found a number of gotcha's for external files. Basicly css and js files. The CSS can be handled by <link href={"stylesheets/general.css"\|ezdesign} rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> where the stylesheets directory is under design/slo/ (in this case) No problem there. background images in the CSS style can be found using relative paths (../images) which solves most of my problems there. Javascript files are more problematic. Mozilla reports: Error: syntax error Source File: http://ezslo.slo.nl/design/slo/javascript/screen.js Line: 2 Source Code: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" The path is ok, that's where the file is. Of course it doesn't contain a DOCTYPE line so where thatone comes from is beond me. The call is made through: <script language="JavaScript" src={"javascript/screen.js"\|ezdesign} type="text/javascript"> </script> which works as it should outside of ez. Who can shine some light here? Thanks.
Tony Wood	Tuesday 18 February 2003 4:42:39 am > While converting a site to ez3 I found a number of gotcha's > for external files. Basicly css and js files. > > The CSS can be handled by > > <link href={"stylesheets/general.css"\|ezdesign} > rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> > > where the stylesheets directory is under design/slo/ (in > this case) No problem there. background images in the CSS > style can be found using relative paths (../images) which > solves most of my problems there. > > Javascript files are more problematic. > > Mozilla reports: > > Error: syntax error > Source File: > http://ezslo.slo.nl/design/slo/javascript/screen.js > Line: 2 > Source Code: > <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 > Transitional//EN" > > The path is ok, that's where the file is. Of course it > doesn't contain a DOCTYPE line so where thatone comes from > is beond me. > > The call is made through: > > <script language="JavaScript" > src={"javascript/screen.js"\|ezdesign} > type="text/javascript"> > </script> > > which works as it should outside of ez. > > Who can shine some light here? Thanks. Try adding \|js to your http conf insert for the site. By default .js files are not allowed. If you add them they then work. i.e. change RewriteRule !\.(gif\|css\|jpg\|png)$ to RewriteRule !\.(gif\|css\|jpg\|png\|\|js)$ While your there probably best to add \|ico for .ico files so you can get your favicon working :) Tony Tony Wood : twitter.com/tonywood Vision with Technology Experts in eZ Publish consulting & development Power to the Editor! Free eZ Training : http://www.VisionWT.com/training eZ Future Podcast : http://www.VisionWT.com/eZ-Future
Gerhard Hoogterp	Tuesday 18 February 2003 4:55:23 am > i.e. change > RewriteRule !\.(gif\|css\|jpg\|png)$ > to > RewriteRule !\.(gif\|css\|jpg\|png\|\|js)$ > > While your there probably best to add \|ico for .ico files so > you can get your favicon working :) And gif as there's still a lot of it around.. Thanks, completely forgot about those setting.
Kristoffer Karlsson	Wednesday 16 November 2005 4:00:02 am In which file am I supposed to change this? > RewriteRule !\.(gif\|css\|jpg\|png)$ > to > RewriteRule !\.(gif\|css\|jpg\|png\|\|js)$ _____________________________________ Blog: http://www.kristofferkarlsson.com Website: http://www.spelkanalen.com
Mark Marsiglio	Wednesday 16 November 2005 5:21:22 am This is either in an .htaccess file in your root directory (enable viewing of files that begin with a period in your FTP client), or your httpd.conf. Unless you own the server and have root access, the .htaccess is the most likely file to change. http://www.thinkcreative.com Turning Ideas Into Strategic Solutions