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Well, I've read this tutorial if I could say: http://www.symfony-project.org/book/1_1/02-Exploring-Symfony-s-Code And, actually, I write my code very similiary. But my question, where should I insert my jQuery code? I am sure it should be in the part of the View, but are there any good examples on how should I combine it to make "live" websites? Edit: By saying live, I mean, for example, send POST request through Ajax and get information and similar. So, no refreshes for people. Thank you. |
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jQuery as a part of javascript resources should be included in So it has to be part of |
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Heh. This is another "it depends" question. If you're writing JavaScript that will be used on every page, add it to the "master" page. If it's a one-off task, add it to the view that needs it. |
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If you need the javascript on every page then add it to your master view if not then just include it to the particular view files. In context to codeigniter: I extend the controller with MY_Controller and initialize a property as array which would hold the scripts that are added dynamically to the view. eg. The controllers then pass $this->templateData to the views And the views load the extra scripts( available as $scripts) as directed by the controllers in the head tag This way you can even avoid loading the main jquery file when not needed. Loading jquery.js only for the controller that need it. |
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