Hi all,
When trying to import the cq.widgets client library, the imports don't work. In the source for the rendered page we are seeing this:
<script type="text/javascript"> GraniteClientLibraryManager.write([{"p":"/etc/clientlibs/foundation/shared.js","c":[]},{"p":"/libs/cq/ui/rte.js","c":["extjs","ie6"]},{"p":"/libs/cq/ui/widgets.js","c":["extjs","ie6"]},{"p":"/libs/cq/searchpromote/widgets.js","c":["extjs","ie6"]},{"p":"/libs/cq/ui/widgets/themes/default.js","c":["extjs","ie6"]},{"p":"/libs/cq/ui/widgets/themes/default.css","c":["extjs","ie6"]},{"p":"/libs/cq/searchpromote/widgets/themes/default.css","c":[]},{"p":"/etc/clientlibs/foundation/searchpromote/themes/default.css","c":[]},{"p":"/libs/cq/analytics/widgets/themes/default.css","c":["extjs","ie6"]}],false); </script>We are doing the include with this code:
<cq:includeClientLib categories="cq.widgets"/>
Currently the only workaround we have found is to include references directly to the JavaScript, e.g.
<script src="/libs/cq/ui/widgets.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
We do not want to resolve the problem this way as it would require us to open up an exception to the /libs folder in our HAProxy setup.
Is there a reason why this particular client library won't import correctly and if so how to resolve it?
Alistair
