ghost commented 12 years ago

I can get wp-sass to work with a .scss extension.

However, I cannot get it to work with a .scss.php extension. The cached version of the file shows up in Firebug, but the contents are empty.

The exact same contents will show up in the .scss version.

For instance, I have experimented with this sample content:

body {background-color:yellow;}

$width:960px;

body_inner {width:$width;}

This works fine in the .scss version, but the .scss.php version is totally blank.

Any idea of how to get the .scss.php version to work?

Thanks,

Moshe

roborourke commented 12 years ago

Hi, sorry for the delay responding. Been on holiday.

Can you set WP_DEBUG to true, make a change to the scss.php file and tell me if you get the same issue or if there's errors/warnings?

ghost commented 12 years ago

Hello,

Thanks for getting back to me.

I set WP_DEBUG to true and made some changes. The file is still blank and I did NOT get any errors or warnings.

Let me tell you exactly what I am doing in case that will help.

I'm enqueing the files as follows:

function add_php_powered_css() {
  if (!is_admin()) {

    $styles_dir = BP_ADMIN_URL;

        wp_enqueue_style( 
        'bp_customizer_stylesheet',
        "{$styles_dir}/panel/custom/custom_styles.scss.php"
        array(),
        '1.00'  
        );

        wp_enqueue_style( 
        'bp_customizer_stylesheet2',
        "{$styles_dir}/panel/custom/custom_styles2.scss",
        array(),
        '1.00'  
        );

    }
}

add_action('init','add_php_powered_css');

Both files have the exact same sample code:

body {background-color:yellow;}

$width:960px;
#body_inner {width:$width;}

Firebug shows that both of these files show up at the following locations:

However, bp_customizer_stylesheet is blank (i.e., the scss.php file) whereas bp_customizer_stylesheet2.css has the following CSS code:

body {
  background-color: yellow; }

#body_inner {
  width: 960px; }

They also both created a cache file with the contents slightly different.

Here are the contents of the styles2 file (the one WITH content):

a:4:{s:4:"root";s:70:"C:\wamp\www\bp\wp-content\themes\buildpress\admin\panel\custom\wp-sass";s:4:"path";s:82:"C:\wamp\www\bp/wp-content/themes/buildpress/admin/panel/custom/custom_styles2.scss";s:3:"css";s:71:"body {
  background-color: yellow; }

#body_inner {
  width: 960px; }

";s:7:"updated";i:1345752598;}

Here are the contents of the styles file (the one WITHOUT content):

a:4:{s:4:"root";s:70:"C:\wamp\www\bp\wp-content\themes\buildpress\admin\panel\custom\wp-sass";s:4:"path";s:85:"C:\wamp\www\bp/wp-content/themes/buildpress/admin/panel/custom/custom_styles.scss.php";s:3:"css";s:0:"";s:7:"updated";i:1345747657;}

Any ideas?

Thanks again for your help.

Be well,

Moshe

ghost commented 12 years ago

Hello - I am wondering if you saw my last comment?

roborourke commented 12 years ago

Hi sorry - I was looking after my cousin over the weekend. I've fixed this issue now, there was a bug in the way I did the preprocessed file creation logic that I missed. Sorry about that!

ghost commented 12 years ago

No worries - I know the difficulties of balancing life and work and other projects.

Thanks for fixing it - I'll download the new version now.

Take care,

Moshe

ghost commented 12 years ago

It works - thanks :).

Be well,

Moshe

roborourke commented 12 years ago

Great! Thanks for using it and for the feedback :)

roborourke / wp-sass

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body_inner {width:$width;}