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I'm receiving a 404 on the stylesheet modxMinify creates... #20
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That looks like a permission error as you mention. If you create the assets/components/modxminify/cache folder manually with 777 permissions and try again, does that solve the issue? |
no, creating it manually with permissions set to 777 doesn't work. I wanted to note that I'm only getting this error when trying to use it on MODX installs that are in a "/newsite" folder structure, ie: www.mywebsite.com/newsite (some of our dev sites use this) I've got it working great in all other installs (that don't use the /newsite structure) I love this extra BTW! Auto updating itself on file change is magnificent! |
so... I just found my .css file! The snippet created a full path: any idea on how to fix this? |
This is still happening. If the site lives within a subfolder of another site the generated path of the minified files create their own set of assets/components/modxminify/ folders in the root... but that's not where the site is looking for them, so 404. |
I seeing this problem as well. I was able to work around this by adding the subfolder to the link in the head like so:
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Had the same issue, that if MODX was installed in a sub dir then it would create the directory within itself. For example if you had modx installed like this.
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I'm receiving a 404 on the stylesheet modxMinify creates, it looks like it's not creating the cache folder or the CSS file in the assets/components/modxminify/ directory. Any idea why that would be?
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