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Jérôme Vieilledent
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09 January 2008
Posts: 77
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Thursday 29 October 2009 5:50:44 am
Hi !
Thanks for this great extension (which I use in Noven Image Cropper). I'd like to submit some enhancement ideas :
1. Add possibility to choose a "media host" for JS/CSS. Useful to serve media files through a specific CDN and/or a server lighter (such as LightHTTPD)
2. Add a solution for Crossdomain issues (such as flXHR ( http://flxhr.flensed.com)
3. When using tpl operators such as ezscript_require, it seems that JS files are not put in <head> but directly in the body. Is this an issue ?
Thanks !
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Gaetano Giunta
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09 January 2008
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Thursday 29 October 2009 6:05:50 am
2 - I think you can already do it:
a - using Yui 3 support for x-domain requests
b - with the next version of ggwebservices (soon to be released), you will be able to both:
- use a provided js function to make ajax calls using on the wire the jsonrpc protocol instead of the ezjscore one (while still accessing your ezjscore-defined methods in php/tpl)
- call a server-side webservice proxy that can connect to external-domain services via soap, post, jsonrpc or xmlrpc and forward the response to the browser in jsonrpc format
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Jérôme Vieilledent
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09 January 2008
Posts: 77
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Thursday 29 October 2009 6:25:11 am
Thanks Gaetano
Yahoo UI supports x-domain via SWF indeed, but this is not the case of jQuery (by default). So I wanted to suggest a generic way to do that (flXRH provides a plugin for number of JS frameworks)
Here's another feature request : A simple server function which provides the ezroot. Indeed, although $.ez() or Y.ez() functions can be used in most cases, sometimes you just cannot use them. That was my case for Noven Image Cropper, and I simply added a very simple server function : http://svn.projects.ez.no/novenim...lasses/novimgcropserverfunctions.php (method getURLPrefix())
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André R.
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14 January 2008
Posts: 145
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Thursday 29 October 2009 5:12:17 pm
1. for the packaged js / css files?
3. This only happens if you use it in pagelayout, as in after ezscript_load has been called.
Just thought of a way to solve that, not very 'clean' though: make ez*_load write a unique html comment in source code and if ez*_require is called after that, make it string replace the output buffer instead of outputing it to template.
4. (root url), almost what you want: jQuery.ez.url / Y.io.ez.url (just add .replace( 'ezjscore/', '' ), and your there). I can easily add root parameter for next version.
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Gaetano Giunta
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Friday 30 October 2009 2:17:48 am
4. (root url), almost what you want: jQuery.ez.url / Y.io.ez.url (just add .replace( 'ezjscore/', '' ), and your there). I can easily add root parameter for next version.
mmm, yummi!
So I can get it from there and not need anymore to make my own js function generated dynamically
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Jérôme Vieilledent
Member since:
09 January 2008
Posts: 77
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Friday 30 October 2009 2:25:45 am
1. for the packaged js / css files?
Yes. At the moment, I have to hack your operator to add the media host (needed in my current project)
3. This only happens if you use it in pagelayout, as in after ezscript_load has been called.
4. (root url), almost what you want: jQuery.ez.url / Y.io.ez.url (just add .replace( 'ezjscore/', '' ), and your there). I can easily add root parameter for next version.
Thanks, gotta test it :-)
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André R.
Member since:
14 January 2008
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Saturday 31 October 2009 1:24:04 am
OK Got it. But ezscript_require is in a view template embedded via node_view_gui in the pagelayout. I'm not sure I understand your solution :-/
It still means it is executed after <head> in your pagelayout template aka after ezscript_load() has being called. In these cases it outputs the script directly.
So my experimental idea of fixing it is make ezscript_load also output a html comment like <!-- #ezscript_load#replace#mark# --> and replace that with script tag when ezscript_require is called afterwards. using some vodoo on ob_get_contents or something.
EDIT: Thinking a bit more about it, and this is not cache safe. Ack..
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