How to disable js minify at nop4.5
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- 05/06/2015
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Hello,
I'm upgrading to 4.50 and I have this problem too.
It's very difficult to debug js if the files are minified.
We need a way to completely disable js and css minification and bundling.
Also, maybe this shoud be the default behaviour when not in Production environment.
Setting WebOptimizer.EnableJavaScriptBundling to false (appsettings.json) does not solve the issue, since the files are not bundled together anymore, but they are still minified.
I'm upgrading to 4.50 and I have this problem too.
It's very difficult to debug js if the files are minified.
We need a way to completely disable js and css minification and bundling.
Also, maybe this shoud be the default behaviour when not in Production environment.
Setting WebOptimizer.EnableJavaScriptBundling to false (appsettings.json) does not solve the issue, since the files are not bundled together anymore, but they are still minified.
MVP
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- 08/02/2010
- Australia
You can opt out the processing of jScript files
<!script src="file.js"></!script>
See https://www.nopcommerce.com/en/boards/topic/93105/loading-scripts-in-v45-creates-an-error/page/2
<!script src="file.js"></!script>
See https://www.nopcommerce.com/en/boards/topic/93105/loading-scripts-in-v45-creates-an-error/page/2
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- 05/06/2015
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Yidna wrote:
This is not a solution. The attribute asp-location does not work and I have to move the script tag in the right location. Then, when I finish to debug, move back the script to re-enable bundling...
It should be an easy setting to switch on and off when needed.
For now I made a workaround editing NopStaticFilesStartup and NopHtmlHelper files. But it's a workaround and when I finish the upgrade I will revert the files to their original versions.
You can opt out the processing of jScript files
<!script src="file.js"></!script>
<!script src="file.js"></!script>
This is not a solution. The attribute asp-location does not work and I have to move the script tag in the right location. Then, when I finish to debug, move back the script to re-enable bundling...
It should be an easy setting to switch on and off when needed.
For now I made a workaround editing NopStaticFilesStartup and NopHtmlHelper files. But it's a workaround and when I finish the upgrade I will revert the files to their original versions.
MVP
Silver Solution Partner
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- 21/01/2010
- United States
matteo.melli wrote:
The setting has been moved to Configuration -> Settings -> App Settings (at the bottom of the page) - https://ibb.co/mbk829x
You can opt out the processing of jScript files
<!script src="file.js"></!script>
This is not a solution. The attribute asp-location does not work and I have to move the script tag in the right location. Then, when I finish to debug, move back the script to re-enable bundling...
It should be an easy setting to switch on and off when needed.
For now I made a workaround editing NopStaticFilesStartup and NopHtmlHelper files. But it's a workaround and when I finish the upgrade I will revert the files to their original versions.
<!script src="file.js"></!script>
This is not a solution. The attribute asp-location does not work and I have to move the script tag in the right location. Then, when I finish to debug, move back the script to re-enable bundling...
It should be an easy setting to switch on and off when needed.
For now I made a workaround editing NopStaticFilesStartup and NopHtmlHelper files. But it's a workaround and when I finish the upgrade I will revert the files to their original versions.
The setting has been moved to Configuration -> Settings -> App Settings (at the bottom of the page) - https://ibb.co/mbk829x
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- 05/06/2015
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Nop-Templates.com wrote:
The setting has been moved to Configuration -> Settings -> App Settings (at the bottom of the page) - https://ibb.co/mbk829x
I know these configurations and they are the same as the ones in appsettings.json I mentioned.
They are all unchecked, but even if the bundling is off, the files are still minified individually, so they are hard to debug.
And no, the "pretty print" feature of Google Chrome is not a solution. If I give a variable a meaningful name, I'd like to see it...
Anyway I assume there is no out-of-the-box solution for this (I also looked at the code) or I'm missing something.
Maybe I should open an issue?
The setting has been moved to Configuration -> Settings -> App Settings (at the bottom of the page) - https://ibb.co/mbk829x
I know these configurations and they are the same as the ones in appsettings.json I mentioned.
They are all unchecked, but even if the bundling is off, the files are still minified individually, so they are hard to debug.
And no, the "pretty print" feature of Google Chrome is not a solution. If I give a variable a meaningful name, I'd like to see it...
Anyway I assume there is no out-of-the-box solution for this (I also looked at the code) or I'm missing something.
Maybe I should open an issue?