问题
Note: This works fine when I don't use ajax. I have the same behavior with slim and haml. Here is the source for using ajax with Sinatra
I am trying to run some javascript in a page created using sinatra while using ajax. See sample using haml below. This works fine. Is there any way I can use a file containing javascript, instead of the alert statement below, i.e,. use alert.js
@@testjavascript
%p #{@time}
:javascript
alert("Hello world");
The following is just to give additional background on an alternative approach. When I try to use the script statement, the script gets embedded within my html element. Here is what I am doing:
I am using right.js. I add this event handler:
"#testscript".onClick(function(event) {
event.stop();
$('msg').load("/testscript");
});
and the haml:
@@testscript
%p #{@time}
%script src="about.js"
when I do that the p element and the script element are embedded with the div.
<div id="msg">
<p>The time is 2014-01-05 12:21:39 +0800</p>
<script>
src="about.js"
</script>
回答1:
Notice that your output of
<script>
src="about.js"
</script>
isn't actually what you likely want. What you really want is probably something more like this:
<script src="about.js" />
In order to get something like that, you need to add the src
attribute as an attribute in the HAML, like this:
%p #{@time}
%script{:src => "about.js"}
The other issue is with your jquery. It should be $('#msg').load
, with the # sign, because that is the id of the div.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20930055/how-to-include-a-javascript-file-with-sinatra-using-ajax