Well in short term I can't get it to work. The filter doesn't seem to apply it self.
I'm trying to get combres to work with my MVC 3 razor application. And I've got everything to work except the DotLessCssFilter.
In the documentation it says In order to apply a filter to your resource sets, you need to modify your Combres config file
I've modified the combres.config like this:
<combres xmlns='urn:combres'>
<filters>
<filter type="Combres.Filters.DotLessCssFilter, Combres" acceptedResourceSets="dotLessCss" />
</filters>
<resourceSets url="~/combres.axd" defaultDuration="30" defaultVersion="1" defaultVersionGenerator="Combres.VersionGenerators.Sha512VersionGenerator">
<resourceSet name="siteCss" type="css">
<resource path="~/UI/Styles/1140.css" />
<resource path="~/UI/Styles/typeimg.css" />
<resource path="~/UI/Styles/layout.css" />
</resourceSet>
<resourceSet name="siteJs" type="js">
<resource path="~/UI/Scripts/opt/util.js" />
<resource path="~/UI/Scripts/opt/core.js" />
</resourceSet>
</resourceSets>
</combres>
And it combines the files and minifies as it should.
In one of my files I have a simple less-syntax:
@sprite: url(/ui/styles/sprite.png);
.foo {
background-image: @sprite;
}
But it seems that it's never put through the filter.
Don't know if this is a MVC problem or a general one.
Anyone used this filter successfully?
Never mind! (EDIT)
See answer
Missed the acceptedResourceSets="dotLessCss"
it need to have the proper resourceSet name so in my case:
acceptedResourceSets="siteCss"