We have an managed package which references settings stored in static resource which is not part of the managed package. We want to keep the static resource not a part of the managed package because we want to let the user modify those settings. 
Could you please let me know what is the best practices way to referene static resources not part of a managed package wtihin Visualforce page which is part of a managed package. 
We cannot use URLFOR because that would require the resource to be a part of the package. 
If we handcraft the url like this <apex:includeScript value="/resource/1463666571000/foo" />
The resource would not be loaded because the absolute url will be https://MANAGEDPACKAGEPREFIX.cs80.visual.force.com/resource/1463666571000/foo and Salesforce will not find it because the resource sits here: 
https://c.cs80.visual.force.com/resource/1463666571000/foo

Thanks!

Greetings everyone,

I recently changed all my triggers to classes and then created a main trigger for each object that calls the classes for each respective object.

Anywho, my opportunity trigger calls quite a few classes. The issue is that if I don't add a recursion check, I can't deploy the trigger due to the SOQL query limit being broken. But if I do add the recursion check, only the Before triggers work. Not the After triggers.


Here is the trigger (with the recursion call up top):

trigger MainTriggerOpportunity on Opportunity (before insert, before update, after insert, after update) {
   
    if(checkRecursive.runOnce()){
   
    if(trigger.isBefore){
        if(trigger.isInsert){
            ClassOppIndustry updater = new ClassOppIndustry();
            updater.updateOppIndustry(trigger.new);
           
            ClassRenewalDate updater1 = new ClassRenewalDate();
            updater1.updateRenewalDate(trigger.new);
        }
        if(trigger.isUpdate){
            ClassOppIndustry updater = new ClassOppIndustry();
            updater.updateOppIndustry(trigger.new);
           
            ClassRenewalDate updater1 = new ClassRenewalDate();
            updater1.updateRenewalDate(trigger.new);
        }
    }
   
    if(trigger.isAfter){
        if(trigger.isInsert){
            ClassRenewalProcess updater = new ClassRenewalProcess();
            updater.updateRenewalStatus(Trigger.new);
           
            ClassOppBrandCreate updater1 = new ClassOppBrandCreate();
            updater1.addBrand(trigger.new);
        }
        if(trigger.isUpdate){
            ClassRenewalProcess updater = new ClassRenewalProcess();
            updater.updateRenewalStatus(Trigger.new);
           
            ClassOppBrandCreate updater1 = new ClassOppBrandCreate();
            updater1.addBrand(trigger.new);
           
            ClassChatterAlerts updater2 = new ClassChatterAlerts();
            updater2.addChatterAlert(Trigger.new,Trigger.oldMap);
        }
    }
}
   
}



Here is the recursion check class:

public Class checkRecursive{
   
    private static boolean run = true;
   
    public static boolean runOnce(){
       
    if(run){
     run=false;
     return true;  
    }
    else{
        return run;
    }
       
    }
}


Perhaps I have to allow the trigger to run twice? I'm a newb, so any help would be much appreciated!

Thanks,
Greg