问题
I know that you can include javascript in the form by using the django forms Media API and the js_initializer()
method, and I've done so successfully. But I need to include a javascript and CSS file in the page when an instance of this custom block I've written gets displayed.
Is there a specific mechanism for that? Or do I just need to include the js/css files in the Page template? I'd really like to avoid including them on every single Page which has a StreamField that might have this block, since the vast majority won't, and that means a lot of wasted page load time.
回答1:
This was previously discussed at https://github.com/wagtail/wagtail/issues/2490 - I haven't tried it, but I believe you could implement this by defining a frontend_media
property on the relevant block classes that returns a django.forms.Media object, along with a function (a method on the page model is probably a good fit...) that collects those media definitions into a single object:
from django.forms import Media
class MyPage(Page):
body = StreamField(...)
def body_media(self):
media = Media()
for block_val in self.body:
if hasattr(block_val.block, 'frontend_media'):
media += block_val.block.frontend_media
return media
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46571627/how-to-attach-js-css-to-a-streamfield-block-when-it-is-rendered