Port Custom CSS and JavaScript files module to drupal 7

Can I provide you with the drupal 7 port to put up? Is this module still maintained?

Okay... So for anyone that finds this module useful I have done a quick port to D7 which I am posting here...

<?php

 
function customcssjs_help($path, $arg) {
  $output = '';  //declare your output variable
  switch ($path) {
  case "admin/help#customcssjs":
    $output = '<p>'.  t("Add folder for extra CSS and JS files") .'</p>';
    break;
  }
  return $output;
} 


// permissions
function customcssjs_perm() {
  return array('administer custom css and js') ;
}


function customcssjs_init() {
  // Add the CSS and JS
  
  $basedir = 'sites/default/files/' ;
  $css_path = variable_get('customcssjs_css', array()) ;
  
  if (!empty($css_path)) {
    $css_files = file_scan_directory( $basedir. $css_path, "/css/i", array('callback' => '_customcssjs_add_css', 'key'=> 'filename'), 2 );
  }
  $js_path = variable_get('customcssjs_js', array()) ;
  if (!empty($js_path)) {
    $css_files = file_scan_directory( $basedir . $js_path, "/js/i", array('callback' => '_customcssjs_add_js', 'key'=> 'filename'), 2 );
  }
}

/**
 * Functions to add custom handler for files to be added
 */

function _customcssjs_add_css($filename) {
  //echo "adding $filename";
  //exit();
  drupal_add_css($filename, 'file') ;
}

function _customcssjs_add_js($filename) {
  drupal_add_js($filename, 'file') ;
}


function customcssjs_menu() {
  
  $items = array();
  $items['admin/config/development/customcssjs'] = array(
    'title' => 'Custom CSS and JS files',
    'description' => 'Here you can tune your custom js and css folder files',
    'page callback' => 'drupal_get_form',
    'page arguments' => array('customcssjs_admin'),
    'access callback' => 'user_access',
    'access arguments' => array('administer custom css and js'),
    'type' => MENU_NORMAL_ITEM,
  );

  return $items;
}

function customcssjs_admin() {
  $default_css_path = 'customcssjs/css';
  $default_js_path = 'customcssjs/js';

  $form = array() ;
  $form['customcssjs_css'] = array(
    '#type' => 'textfield',
    '#title' => t('Folder for CSS files'),
    '#default_value' => variable_get('customcssjs_css', $default_css_path),
    '#size' => 50,
    '#maxlength' => 50,
    '#required' => TRUE,
  ) ;
  $form['customcssjs_js'] = array(
    '#type' => 'textfield',
    '#title' => t('Folder for JS files'),
    '#default_value' => variable_get('customcssjs_js', $default_js_path),
    '#size' => 50,
    '#maxlength' => 50,
    '#required' => TRUE,
  ) ;
  return system_settings_form($form) ;
}


function customcssjs_admin_validate($form, &$form_state) {
  
  $css_path = $form_state['values']['customcssjs_css'] ;
  $css_full_path = file_default_scheme() .'/'. $css_path;
  file_prepare_directory($css_full_path, 1, 'customcssjs_css');
  $js_path = $form_state['values']['customcssjs_js'] ;
  $js_full_path = file_default_scheme() .'/'.  $js_path;
  file_prepare_directory($js_full_path, 1, 'customcssjs_js');
}

Chicago Drupal Development

Yeah this was just a quick and dirty port to get it working in 7... not tested on a multi-site installation. Works fine for me on my single site installation though.

I was hoping the maintainer would pick this up...

...making this issue's title lass vague + adding tags.

Now that we have issue summaries and revisions for them, I am updating this one. Read at the top of this page people...

...updating with latest info. Making people aware of the CSS injector & JS injector projects.

...PS: @davebv: hey David! Your input regarding your intentions would be greatly appreciated. We need to know where we stand here. At least please update the project's page to let people know. I would suggest the following:

- place a link to the project's page pointing to this issue here.
- also point people to the JS Injector project and #1018156: Port JS injector module to drupal 7

Thanx in advance.

Anyone still interested in taking over this project should follow the procedure described here: Dealing with abandoned projects. I would strongly suggest that we focus our efforts on JS injector though.

--

I have been using clayfreeman's port without any trouble on a few sites that we're building. I prefer to theme this way as a way to test out different CSS stylings without overwriting the original base theme. Of course, you can always just rewrite the original base theme stylesheets with your own, but the way clayfreeman did this module allows original theme files to remain in tact for future security updates that may come about from the original theme developer. It's quite a handy tool and becomes very useful when developing a mobile version of a site along side the full version.

There are some considerations to take concern of when implementing this module and I am sure that clayfreeman can point those out to you if you have any trouble using his version of the module. He can also provide a plain vanilla port of the module without the sub folders that are created for each theme. This would make his version a full port of the Drupal 6 functionality to Drupal 7. I have tested this functionality on several development sites myself and as expected, this works very well.

I'm interested in including a js library in my site. I'm not sure where to include it. The code in particular has sub-folders. In D6 it was in the files sub-directory. But that doesn't seem to work now and I see that there is a js folder for each of the themes which I presume was created when I installed the module. But will the sub-folders be referenced? So far the code is not being invoked.

...minor typo/grammar edits.