#activeadmin

hello

hi

i have a question about popovers.... would anyone be so kind as to lend an ear

or eye

i am working on a fairly large project and i am using bootstrap-tour and up until now had no troubles with it, until i also started using active_admin

and then the tour was broken and was giving me this error:Uncaught Error: no such method 'show' for popover widget instance

and then after a minute of googling figured out that there is a build in popover something or other in active_admin, that is fighting with the bootstrap tour

is there anyway to cancel one of them out to be able to use both features within my app?

tallgirltaadaa: I assume you have `require_tree .` in your asset manifests?

that is, application.css and application.js

yes

that’s the problem — it’s including all of Active Admin’s JS and CSS into your main website

so what should i do

remove the `require_tree .` line, instead manually loading each file you need

but wont this effect every other thing i need from the tree

what sort of file structure do you have?

if you e.g. have a specific folder of files you want to include, you can do `require_tree your_folder`

i dont understand your meaning, but if you have screen hero.. i wouldnt mind you taking a look if it would help you understand a bit better

I’ll rephrase

are there any files (e.g. in app/assets/stylesheets) that are automatically being included into the manifest by `require_tree .`? If there are none, you can remove it without consequence.

Alternatively, if you want to keep the `require_tree .` then move active_admin.css.scss to vendor/assets/stylesheets and active_admin.js.coffee to vendor/assets/javascripts

i am requiring, (jquery, jquery_ijs, jquery-ui, jquery.mousewheel, imahesloaded.pkgd.min, underscore-min,raphael-min,twitter/bootstrap,bootstrap-tour,jquery.cookie

,boostrap-select.min

ok i will try that

those are all being provided by the asset pipeline. `require_tree .` only looks for files in the current directory (hence the dot)

so in my case i can remove the tree without consequence?

yeah, assuming you don’t have any separate files in app/assets that need to be included

if you do, you can require them one by one

ok thank you i will work on that

glad to help :-)

well i have another question

i was going to go the route of putting the active admin css.scss and js in another file

i am not requiring active admin in my require list... but by "rails magic" is it there just not explicitly

I don’t follow

there is no //=require active_admin

so once i put it in its own files.. how so i get it out of the tree

what do you mean “put it in its own files”?

you need to move both files to vendor/assets

you said Alternatively : if you want to keep the `require_tree .` then move active_admin.css.scss to vendor/assets/stylesheets and active_admin.js.coffee to vendor/assets/javascripts

ok nm i understand