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Hi, i wonder if i add files to the extension builder, can i before i add thees files relpase a value in thees files with the ones i use in properties in extension builder.

Example: In a file that i want to add i have the value: $targetFolder = '/uploads';
And in properties i have $uploadfolder$

Can i shange the $targetFolder = '/uploads'; in the file to $targetFolder = '$uploadfolder$';
Will this work?

Thank you.

Yes, that is possible.
Enable the option 'This file requires processing...' for that file.

See also the documentation.

Hi, OK that worked. But i try to set thees values and This file requires processing to an .css file but this dont seam to work?

I have this in the index file: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="styles.css" /> and i have entered ex, $fontsize$ in the .css file and this setting appears in the extension settings but nothing changes in the .css file when i change the settings?

(if i manuly open the .css file and change settings it works)

Can you figure?

Thank's

Patrik.

You probably overlooked something. You can use as many variables as you like.

support wrote:You probably overlooked something. You can use as many variables as you like.

OK, even in .css files?

Yes, any file that has the option 'requires processing' enabled can contain variables.

support wrote:Yes, any file that has the option 'requires processing' enabled can contain variables.

Strage, i use other files in this extension to, and they work, but not the styles.css file

What did you do?

support wrote:What did you do?

Well i just add code like this:
$fontsize$
$fontcolor$
$title$
$buttonfontname$
etc

in a fue files like incl, the styles.css file. And the settings works in all files, but not styles.css

Did you enable 'this file requires processing' for the CSS file?
Do the variables have the correct names?

support wrote:Did you enable 'this file requires processing' for the CSS file?
Do the variables have the correct names?

Yes.
Yes.

If you want me to help you, you'll need to be more specific.

Most probably your css file does not have the correct format. Can you paste it here, if it's not too large?

presto wrote:Most probably your css file does not have the correct format. Can you paste it here, if it's not too large?

OK, i'm sorry it was my mistake. I hade files going to a folder, this is wrong. It works now.

Thank you.