Having different bundles for different pages [#257813]

Hi,
Is it possible to have different bundles for different pages?. for example front page my need bigger bundle and internal pages like content full page may need only a small bundle.

Regards

Comments

Comment #1

kkaefer commented 13 May 2008 at 08:36

Currently, one file can only be in one bundle. That is (at the moment) a deliberate restriction. The intended way for your case is:

Create one bundle that holds all CSS/JS that is common among all pages
Create bundles that are specific to a subset of pages

E.g., you would have one “Common” bundle that contains the layout/design CSS as well as commonly used page elements. On the other pages, you would include the bundle specific to that site. In the end, you would end up with 2 CSS files on the page which is still acceptable in terms of HTTP requests.

Comment #2

sinasalek commented 13 May 2008 at 09:27

Thanks for the explanation. it's working well now. I'm going to replace JavaScript aggregation module and drupal built in css compressor with your module :))

PS : That would be nice to see this feature in the next release, guess you have a long to-do list yourself :)

Comment #3

kkaefer commented 30 July 2008 at 11:07

Status:

Active

» Postponed

Postponing this feature. That doesn't mean that it will never happen, it's just unlikely to happen in the near future since that feature is not really how sf_cache should be used.