For your problem… the best solution is to not use the 4th parameter as "true"… and to register all the needed JS/CSS in the main view or at first non-ajax call…
With the setting Bootstrap::coreCss in false, the CSS does not load the page.
This is not what I want.
I want that once loaded, to make an AJAX request, it is not added unnecessarily page.
I can do this using renderPartial, but if within the return renderPartial, there is a new AJAX call, that call is not executed.
However, if I set the fourth parameter to true renderPartial, as shown above, the call is executed, but the files of "Yii Bootstrap" are added to the page again without any need.
ok, I wrote this code almost two years ago, but it should work now, I guess…
My version of ClientScript component caches file names in session. I haven’t use it in my recent projects, though it worked for me then. Maybe will for you, too.
class MClientScript extends CClientScript
{
public $ajaxVar='ajax';
public $cacheKey='__MClientScript.scriptFilesCache';
/**
* Renders the registered scripts.
* This method is called in {@link CController::render} when it finishes
* rendering content. CClientScript thus gets a chance to insert script tags
* at <code>head</code> and <code>body</code> sections in the HTML output.
* @param string $output the existing output that needs to be inserted with script tags
*/
public function render(&$output)
{
if(!$this->hasScripts)
return;
$this->renderCoreScripts();
if(!empty($this->scriptMap))
$this->remapScripts();
$this->unifyScripts();
$request=Yii::app()->getRequest();
if($request->getIsAjaxRequest() || $request->getParam($this->ajaxVar))//ajax request
$this->removeSameScripts();
else
$this->reloadScriptsCache();
$this->renderHead($output);
if($this->enableJavaScript)
{
$this->renderBodyBegin($output);
$this->renderBodyEnd($output);
}
}
protected function removeSameScripts()
{
if(empty($this->scriptFiles))
return;
$scriptFiles=$this->scriptFiles;
foreach($scriptFiles as $pos=>$scripts)
{
foreach($scripts as $file)
{
if($this->inCache($file))
unset($this->scriptFiles[$pos][$file]);
}
}
}
protected function reloadScriptsCache()
{
$cache=$this->getScriptCache();
$cache=array();
$scriptFiles=$this->scriptFiles;
foreach($scriptFiles as $pos=>$scripts)
{
foreach($scripts as $file)
$this->addToCache($file);
}
}
protected function inCache($file)
{
$key=crc32($file);
$cache=$this->getScriptCache();
return isset($cache[$key]);
}
protected function addToCache($file)
{
$key=crc32($file);
$cache=$this->getScriptCache();
$cache[$key]=$file;
$session=Yii::app()->getSession();
$session[$this->cacheKey]=$cache;
}
protected function getScriptCache()
{
$session=Yii::app()->getSession();
if(!isset($session[$this->cacheKey]))
$session[$this->cacheKey]=array();
return $session[$this->cacheKey];
}
}
drylko , thank you very much for your help, but I tested your solution here and not worked very well.
Well, the good news is that solved the problem, but to be honest I did not want to change the Core Yii Bootstrap.
Below is the steps that were made:
I added the extension NLSClientScript to the project.
Adding it, solved the problem with scripts.
Now let’s resolution CSS.
In Bootstrap.php:
// [...]
// I created a new property.
/**
* @var boolean to register the Bootstrap in AJAX requests
* Defaults to true.
*/
public $ajaxCssImport = true;
// [...]
// And added the following conditional
if(($this->ajaxCssImport && Yii::app()->request->isAjaxRequest) || !Yii::app()->request->isAjaxRequest ) {
// Prevents the extension from registering scripts and publishing assets when ran from the command line.
if (Yii::app() instanceof CConsoleApplication)
return;
if ($this->coreCss !== false)
$this->registerCoreCss();
if ($this->responsiveCss !== false)
$this->registerResponsiveCss();
if ($this->yiiCss !== false)
$this->registerYiiCss();
}
if ($this->enableJS !== false)
$this->registerCoreScripts();
// [...]
