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Re: Referencing page components?
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Re: Referencing page components?


  • Subject: Re: Referencing page components?
  • From: Jean-François Veillette <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 02 Jun 2005 13:45:05 -0400

The 'simplest' solution would be to make 'hard-linked' url with relative path to installation url.
So for a css stored in you app wrapper, that would be :
<link href="/WebObjects/FooBar.woa/Contents/WebServerResources/styles.css" >
and if the file is stored in a framework :
<link href="/WebObjects/Frameworks/BarFoo.framework/WebServerResources/ styles.css" >
in there you can use this syntax to access ressources :
url(/WebObjects/FooBar.woa/Contents/WebServerResources/myLogo.jpg)
The idea is to make references to the installed location of your files.


Second option, it situation where it's needed :
build a component responsible for the css content. So you would have a component, that use wostring, wo images, and woresourceurl to build it's content, but that content would not be .html it would be .css.
For convenience :
- you can make it availlable from a direct-action call
- it most likely doesn't need any state, so it can be stateless


- jfv

Le 05-06-02, à 13:15, Mark Woollard a écrit :

I have a css styles.css, which in turn references some images for backgrounds etc. The html template of my wo uses the css. The css and images are packaged in the woa structure. I'm not clear on how I reference them from the html template, <link href="styles.css"...> does't appear to work. I could serve the items from the webserver directly and put hrefs in the template that include a full url, but that seems to defeat the point of it being an object:-) Assuming the html reference is corrected to locate the css I assume the image references in the css will need changing too. Is this clear now?

Thanks
Mark

On 2 Jun 2005, at 17:59, Chuck Hill wrote:

Can you give us a bit more information on what "static images and css that are wrapped up as part of the object" means? I'm not clear on what you are trying to do. WOString and the data binding on WOImage might be what you want...

Chuck


On Jun 2, 2005, at 1:23 AM, Mark Woollard wrote:


In my webobject I want to reference static images and css that are wrapped up as part of the object. How do I reference these from my Main.html?

Thanks
Mark
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