CSS Paths break after site migration

Temporarily fixed this issue with the use of the @stylesheet_directory_uri variable. eg:

background: url(‘@{stylesheet_directory_uri}/images/interface/site-logo.png’) no-repeat;

And then bypassing your regex stuff since it wasn’t working. Interesting note that the final return was only happening once migrated.

protected function _filterStylesheetUri($matches)
{
    if (preg_match('#^(http|@|data:|/)#Ui', $matches['url'])) {
        return $matches[0];
    }

    /*return sprintf('url(%s%s%1$s)',
        $matches['quote'],
        $this->_TmpBaseDir . '/' . $matches['url']
    );*/
    return $matches[0];
}

It is not a recommended practice to alter the original plugin file — especially it it’s updated later without a bugfix or because it is related to a misuse/misunderstanding.

What’s changing between your local and your production environment? Maybe do you configure a domain differently?

Which version of the plugin do you use? Have you APC enabled?
A fix has previously been introduced for hostname and generally, people had trouble because APC was caching old files so the new update of WP-LESS was in fact not taken in account.

I need those informations to determine if it’s either a bug or not.
Thanks ??

Hi,

Sorry it is the latest version of your plugin and latest wordpress version running PHP 5.3 without APC on live, and I think PHP 5.4 on local. Difference between domains is: https://localhost/cloud/tfi/ and https://tfi.dreaminpixels.net/

I’ll check soon and post what the $matches array is holding in both cases.

Thanks.

I’ve had a similar problem, migrating a site to my local machine (Mac 10.8.2, running MAMP Pro 2.1.1)

The CSS is being called style-26bc35c3b9.css _but_ the file doesn’t exist in wp-content/uploads/wp-less/themename/

> What’s changing between your local and your production environment? Maybe do you configure a domain differently?
The site was running on a linux box, so I have had to chmod change the user to _www. I’ have set all wordpress file permissions to 777.

> Which version of the plugin do you use?
1.5.2

> Have you APC enabled?
I don’t think MAMP has APC installed by default.

hth, Jake

Hi both of you,

within the new mechanism introduced in 1.5, some data are stored in database.
It lacks of a “rebuild CSS” button so to fix the problem, simply update a LESS file to force the CSS compilation.