Open pacioos opened 9 years ago
Wow - it never even came into my head that people might be running server-side include code through YUICompressor. Can you provide a sample file?
Thanks, Joey. Here is a simplified example illustrating a list of users defined: (1.) via inline JavaScript, and (2.) via an external SSI file. Each uses the browser console to dump result for testing.
// Example defining users inline:
var users = [];
var account = 'account_a';
if ( account == 'account_a' ) {
users = [
{
"id": "kfarro",
"name": "Kyle Farro",
"account": 1238890
},
{
"id": "tmathis",
"name": "Tom Mathis",
"account": 5558743
},
{
"id": "vhampton",
"name": "Violet Hampton",
"account": 5573489
}
];
console.info( users );
}
// Example defining users via external SSI:
var users = [];
var account = 'account_b';
if ( account == 'account_b' ) {
<!--#include file="ssi/account_b.ssi" -->
console.info( users );
}
This assumes that the file "ssi/account_b.ssi" contains the following JavaScript:
users = [
{
"id": "jsmith",
"name": "John Smith",
"account": 1248972
},
{
"id": "jdoe",
"name": "Jane Doe",
"account": 4529870
},
{
"id": "kclark",
"name": "Kerry Clark",
"account": 2333709
}
];
I see no way of preserving server-side includes (SSI). It would be nice if there was a flag (e.g. --preserve-ssi) to tell YUI Compressor to preserve content between tags. Currently it fails with errors when it encounters these in my JavaScript files. Can somebody add this as a new feature?, or provide hints on how I might modify YUI Compressor to accomplish this? Thanks!, John Maurer