dojo.provide("dojango.dojango");
dojango.registerModulePath = function(name, absoluteUrl, relativeUrl) {
/*
* This is an extended dojo.registerModulePath function. It sets the right
* module path depending if you use a local, a builded local or a remote
* xd build of dojo.
*
* If you don't register a path for a module, dojo assumes to find it in:
*
* ../moduleName
*
* This is utilized for a local builded version, where your own module will
* reside next to dojo/dijit/dojox after it was built.
*
* An example on how to use an xd build and also loading local files can be found here:
* http://jburke.dojotoolkit.org/demos/xdlocal/LocalAndXd.html
*/
//if (!(dojo.version.flag.length>0 && dojo.baseUrl.indexOf(dojo.version.flag)>-1)) { // what a dirty hack to recognize a locally builded version
if (dojo.config.useXDomain) {
// if we use an xd build located on another host, we have to use the absolute url of the called host
dojo.registerModulePath(name, absoluteUrl.substring(1)); // because '/' is already set in dojo.baseUrl (this is needed!)
}
else if(dojangoConfig.isLocalBuild){
// normally we don't have to set the module path like this.
// this is the default module path resolution!
// we just add it here because of documentation!
dojo.registerModulePath(name, "../" + name)
}
else {
// relative to the dojo/dojo.js-file
dojo.registerModulePath(name, relativeUrl);
}
}
dojango.registerModulePath("dojango", dojangoConfig.baseUrl + "/dojango", "../../../dojango");
// all required dojango functions must be loaded after the module registration
dojo.require("dojango._base"); // we always include the basic functionality
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