Use relative asset paths in stylesheets and asset() twig function #126
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This allows a Kunstmaan protect to be run (tested out) from a non-root web path e.g. http://hostname/projects/kunstmaan-project/web/
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Use relative asset paths in stylesheets and asset() twig function
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This allows a Kunstmaan protect to be run (tested out) from a non-root web path e.g.
http://hostname/projects/kunstmaan-project/web/There are still some issues with the views in the
MediaBundleandMediaPagePartBundle, these use different ways to render the (image) urls in multiple places:KunstmaanMediaBundle:Media:Image/showKunstmaanMediaPagePartBundle:ImagePagePart:viewKunstmaanGeneratorBundledemosite skeletonSlidePagePart:viewThe simplest way of
src="{{ image.url }}"will also fail, askuma_media.urlcontains a leading slash (e.g./uploads/media/abcde.png)Any ideas what would be the best way to tackle this?
Anyway, I still think these changes will allow people to easier start out developing a project with the KunstmaanBundleCMS without setting up vhosts.