Hi Steffen,
but there is a method t3lib_div::minifyJavaScript() which does the
minification. Also this function is called in
t3lib_PageRenderer::doCompressJavaScript(). So this should work, or I am
wrong?
I'm having the same problem, no minification occurs. But the
documentation of
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Hi Chris,
yes, that's what I said. No minification for JS.
That's the whole code. No minification:
public function compressJsFile($filename) { // generate the unique
name of the file $filenameAbsolute =
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Sorry, I didn't expect Thunderbird to reformat the code.
See class t3lib_compressor in 4.x and ResourceCompressor in 6.0
Kind regards
Steffen
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TYPO3 v4 Core Team Member
TYPO3 Server Administration Team Member
TYPO3
Hi Dominic,
I couldn't get the page rendering feature of FED to work and reverted
back to fluidtemplate and gridelements this weekend. My major problem
with gridelements is that I did not find a way to generate markup for
one content section depending on another one within the same grid
Hi Steffen,
okay, so I will have to use scriptmerger again and have to drop the use
of the core feature.
Regards,
Chris.
Am 27.08.2012 08:31, schrieb Steffen Gebert:
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Hi Chris,
yes, that's what I said. No minification for JS.
That's the whole
Hey,
On 08/17/2012 10:51 AM, Frédéric Ollivier wrote:
We have almost 100 TYPO3 sites and it becomes very hard to maintain
all theses installations up-to-date especially with sec alerts.
I'm looking for advices or feedback on good practices. I've seen
Caretaker but it seems non active by now.
Hi,
If you're looking for security alerts and extension updates I assume
that you do the same as well for the rest of your setup (servers,
operating system.. etc), if that's the case I'd say that the nagios
extension will bring you the possibility to keep an eye on everything
without using
Guys,
What I'm trying to do. Let's say we have 2 layouts for a site (assume
the full page width is 960px, switched by Front-end layout selector):
some pages have 50-50 layout (default, layout 0), and the others pages
33-66 (layout 1).
With regular template I have something like this
