I have a couple of Javascript libraries of my own that do some nice prettyfying of my HTML pages and I want to include them in my gsp pages, particularly the landing page of my app. I have tried putting them in views
folder and web-app/js
and $APP_HOME/scripts
but when I load my index.gsp the scripts don't show up.
I have also tried a variety of alternatives in my code none of which work...
<script src="mylib.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="js/mylib.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="scripts/mylib.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
I'm sure there is a clever grails way of doing this on the fly, but I really just want a location where I can place some boilerplate JavaScript code that I can use in my app. With convention over configuration in mind, what is the expected practice?
You should probably NOT use <g:javascript library="myLib" />
as that is meant to be used as a way to make AJAX calls library (scriptaculous, dojo, yahoo, jquery) indifferent. See grails javascript. Instead use <g:javascript src="myLib.js" />
.