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Two minor updates to asset loading #6
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…strate now renders field-specific javascript
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Asset issues were fixed after the discussion in #4 so this PR is no longer needed. |
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This PR makes two changes:
Since Administrate now renders include tags for field gems' assets, I removed the rendering of include tags from _form.html.erb
To avoid needing to explicitly add administrate-field-json's js and css to the config.assets.precompile path, renamed the top level .js and .css files to "application".
This is working well for me on Rails 4.2, Administrate 0.2.2. Should close #4 and make #3 unnecessary.