Can the ++production/++unique++ resources be hardcoded?

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Now and then, the Fontello fonts disappear from a theme.

Is there a way to 'hard-code' them (I never edit the fonts anyway, so even a (Plone) CDN would be OK)

So, if possible, I want any url like:

++plone++production/++unique++2017-08-01T16:40:53.385055/++plone++static/fonts/plone-fontello.svg

to be
/fonts/plone-fontello.svg

2

That's curious... could that be a caching issue?

3

I dont think so (but dont know), I think it is more a registry problem (I tried to rebuild things, but it does not help).

Anyway: I see no reason why the fonts should have such a special URL.
Fonts usually NEVER change on a site, or is this 'something about Fontello' ?

4

Sorry, I don't know much about those fonts. But the ++themeid++ notation tells Plone to refer to a resource in your theme.

https://docs.plone.org/adapt-and-extend/theming/templates_css/resourcefolders.html

5

The Fontello font is for the icons at the control panel (or something similar)
I just wish that the urls for those fonts did not use an url with

++unique++2017-08-01T16:40:53.385055

( since I can not see that this font will change at all )

PS: My wording was maybe wrong: the fonts does not really 'disappear from a theme', they are part of the 'logged in uses stuff that comes with barceloneta', so in reality this is a registry build issue (?)

6

Is that not the ID of your theme? Or is that the theme build or compile datetime?

7

It is not from my theme... it comes from the static resource bundle I think

8

I am interested in this topic. This is also causing issues with PAM Google translate icon. I reported this as a bug for PAM at https://github.com/plone/plone.app.multilingual/issues/302

In this case, the referred image is requested from its css as url('++resource++plone.app.multilingual.images/gtranslate.png'). However, since the css is called by a js in the logged-in bundle the context becomes ++plone++production/++unique++/... and this causes the error.

My quick and dirty workaround is via a redirect rule in Nginx.

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What rule did you use ?

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    location / {
    ...
    rewrite ^/\+\+plone\+\+production/.*/gtranslate.png$ /++resource++plone.app.multilingual.images/gtranslate.png last;
    ...
    }