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If I use Advanced Aggregation, do I need to disable Drupals "Optimize JavaScript files" and "Optimize CSS files" on admin/settings/performance?
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Comment #1
Peter Bowey CreditAttribution: Peter Bowey commentedYes you do!
“With this module installed / active, you will be able to change the standard CSS/JS aggregation settings at admin/settings/performance page to disable them (it is a required step!), as they are no longer hardcoded by default if the AdvAgg module(s) exists”
Once you have installed AdvAgg and enabled the following advagg modules:
-AdvAgg Compress CSS
-AdvAgg Compress Javascript
-Advanced CSS/JS Aggregation
…in admin/settings/performance, the Druapl ‘Optimize CSS files’ and ‘Optimize JavaScript’ files are already automatically disabled!
Comment #2
alexbk66- CreditAttribution: alexbk66- commentedThanks for the reply, but I also use "CSS Embedded Images" module and on the module page it says:
So if I disable "Optimize CSS files" - "CSS Embedded Images" module won't work?
Comment #3
mikeytown2 CreditAttribution: mikeytown2 commentedCSS Embedded Images module will work if you've applied the latest patch or use the fork (same code)
Comment #4
alexbk66- CreditAttribution: alexbk66- commentedThe fork above doesn't have the module code. I'll try the "latest patch".
Comment #5
Peter Bowey CreditAttribution: Peter Bowey commentedThe latest code patch for 'CSS Embedded Images' works fine in this case [advagg].
Have been using it for some time = 'no issues'
Comment #6
HAg CreditAttribution: HAg commentedI have start using the module on three separate sites. Optimize CSS files’ and ‘Optimize JavaScript’ files was not disabled automatically on any site.
Note I'm using Pressflow.
Comment #7
mikeytown2 CreditAttribution: mikeytown2 commentedIt's not supposed to change the configuration like that on install.