> this looks awful to me. Can't you stick that into a .js file and include
> that?
Doh, yah... If my django-fu skills were better, then maybe I could! :)
I should have posted the original code:
<http://djangosnippets.org/snippets/2106/>
I am modifying to include a crosshair on the map by adding a simple JS
(non-dynamic) function.
Hrmm, now you got me thinking.
Maybe I could put the non-dynamic JS in an external file and then link
to it using "class Media:" (js), and from there, all I would need to
do is link to the image using a relative path (all within my apps'
static folder)? I will have to give this a whirl. :)
> With that over, you can use djangodocs-Form Widget Media and you can define
> a js-script somewhere inside your app/static/js/ directory. I think
> ..<snip>...
> I'm pulling this up pretty straight out of my.. the blue, and it's really
> too late, but I think this or something along this lines would work
Hehe!
Well, even if you are pulling things out of the "blue", you still ROCK!!! :D
Those are awesome tips/ideas/snippets! Thank you so much for helping
me out, I really appreciate it.
Thanks for giving me a huge kick in the right direction!
Have an awesome night.
Cheers,
Micky
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