Explicitly include jquery within the application.js package #21
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I had this same problem, will this get merged? |
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Hope we can merge this soon |
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Hey @edwinwills, thanks for your contribution. Sorry for not answering for a long time. I think it's better to eliminate jQuery in the gem instead of including it in the application.js. I'll try to do it asap. |
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can we merge this pr ? |
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I'm using a version of Rails that doesn't include jquery by default, and I found that unless I explicitly included the jquery bundled within the Administrate engine within this field's
application.js, the field didn't render in the browser (with an exception related to undefined$).PR'ing my change in case it's useful to merge into the main release.
Thanks for a great gem!