Assetic package 'ezdesign' not working in a {% stylesheets %} block

[alafon]

This works :

<link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ asset("css/default.css", "ezdesign") }}" />
<link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ asset("css/another_sheet.css", "ezdesign") }}" />

This does not :

{% stylesheets
    'css/default.css'
    'css/another_sheet.css'
    package='ezdesign'
%}
    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="{{ asset_url }}"/>
{% endstylesheets %}

Am I doing something wrong ?

[lolautruche]

Never tried this... Didn't know about package option. Do you have details on the error?

[lolautruche]

Anyway, I doubt this can work at all since Assetic compilation doesn't happen at run time, so you'll lose siteaccess context.

Best would be either to define assetic name assets instead, or just use Grunt/Bower

[alafon]

The package option is in the Asset Component, so it has nothing to do with assetic, you're right, sorry.

I don't know assetic very well but maybe custom filters could be used to lookup for the assets within the themes.

I was not able to find a lot of documentation regarding custom filter development and reverse engineering the source code of assetic is... well... 🗡 . Found this at least :

• http://richardmiller.co.uk/2011/05/24/symfony2-make-your-own-assetic-filter/
• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8136177/how-to-create-own-symfony-assetic-filters

If you want to add some hints and finally think that it can be accomplished I might give a hand 😄

[lolautruche]

I don't know assetic very well but maybe custom filters could be used to lookup for the assets within the themes.

Yes, but as I said, Assetic will know nothing about your siteaccess config. When you run assetic:dump, you'll use default siteaccess, so it's useless when using themes with different siteaccesses...

That's why I suggest to use named assets.

Assetic is quite rigid as it can't use dynamic references (e.g. variables inside stylesheets/javascripts tags)