webgen users - Dec 2009 - How to use js_file

Hi,

I see there is a method of specifying an extra js file for inclusion in the
head section of a certain .page file but I can''t seem to make it work. 
Is
there an example anywhere?

I tried:

---
title: My Title
in_menu: true
sort_info: 3
js_file: http://static.delicious.com/js/playtagger.js
---
Page content .....

Thanks
Martin
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> I see there is a method of specifying an extra js file for inclusion
> in the head section of a certain .page file but I can''t seem to
make
> it work.  Is there an example anywhere?
This functionality is currently available only to webgen extension and
cannot be directly used from a page file. However, this will be enabled
in the next release.

-- Thomas

Thanks Thomas,

That''s great.  Meanwhile I got around it using the following:

Template file:
    <webgen:block name="header" notfound="ignore"/>
Page file
   --- name:header
   <!-- allow inline play of mp3 files -->
   <script type="text/javascript"
src="http://static.delicious.com/js/
playtagger.js"> </script>

The only problem with the above is I had to put a space between the
opening and closing script tags to prevent the markdown processor
converting to a single empty script tag which breaks ie.

Also, I don''t know why the preceding comment line line gets combined
with the script line - there are 2 spaces on the end which I thought
would cause a carriage return.

Regards
Martin

> Template file:
>     <webgen:block name="header"
notfound="ignore"/>
> Page file
>    --- name:header
>    <!-- allow inline play of mp3 files -->
>    <script type="text/javascript"
src="http://static.delicious.com/js/
> playtagger.js"> </script>
> 
> The only problem with the above is I had to put a space between the
> opening and closing script tags to prevent the markdown processor
> converting to a single empty script tag which breaks ie.
> 
> Also, I don''t know why the preceding comment line line gets
combined
> with the script line - there are 2 spaces on the end which I thought
> would cause a carriage return.
If you just use HTML, you should turn off at least Markdown processing
in the block or simply don''t use any content processor:

    --- name:header pipeline:

-- Thomas