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I've got a variable (widget is a better word) that I want to output with accompanying CSS and/or JS.

I'm rendering the variable (widget) with the following

return TemplateHelper::getRaw($output);

I realize the following exists but other than inline js/css is there a way to output the widget and include CSS/JS by only using a single variable? I want to make this as simple as possible.

<script src="{{ resourceUrl('plugin/js/public.js') }}"></script>

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    You can give answers to your own questions in SE, Adam! If you do this, your question no longer appears as unanswered :D – carlcs Jul 28 '14 at 20:39
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    I think this is a better Q&A than the other one, but it's still a duplicate. – Matt Stein♦ Jul 29 '14 at 15:45
  • Good call @MattStein that would have been exactly what I needed. – Adam McCombs Jul 29 '14 at 16:21
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You can use these and Craft automatically adds the files in the appropriate spots.

$output = craft()->templates->includeJsFile(UrlHelper::getResourceUrl('plugin/script.js'));

$output .= craft()->templates->includeCssResource(UrlHelper::getResourceUrl('plugin/styles.css'));
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