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collective.js.extjs 1.2
Ext JS 3.4 integration for Plone.

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version 1.2 on Nov 20th, 2012

collective.js.extjs

This package integrates the Ext JS 3 library into Plone.

It provides:

  • a resource directory (++resource++collective.js.extjs-resources/)
  • a jquery adapter resource (++resource++ext-jquery-adapter.js)
  • a generic setup profile, registering JavaScript and CSS to the portal registry.

It includes Ext JS Library 3.4.0.

Usage

  • Install the package by adding it to your buildout configuration:
[instance]
eggs =+
    collective.js.extjs
  • Install the generic setup profile.

License

The Ext JS 3.4 library is licensed under GPL3 amongst other licenses. See the Ext JS 3.4 license page for further details.

collective.js.extjs is licensed under GPL3. When using this package the license terms at the Ext JS 3.4 license page needs to be followed.

Changelog

1.2 (2012-09-27)
  • Add z3c.autoinclude entry point (target=plone). [jone]
  • Prepare for public release. [jone]
  • Move package to github and clean it up. [jone]
1.1 (2012-04-16)
  • Update to extjs v3.4 for ie9 compatibilities. [eschmutz]

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Last updated Nov 20th, 2012

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