Fails if CSS file already has a query sting #6
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* If a css file already has a query string, like css.css?env=develop, LIVECSS adds another "?" and it stops working. * Converted some tabs to spaces. * added some very simple tests
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Ah, nice find! I'll pull this in in the next few days. |
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Hi there,
I love your script, but it failed on some of my projects, since sometimes my CSS files are generated via PHP.
Like "css.php?version=1".
There will be a additional '?' => "css.php?version=1?cachebust=1231231231123"
I added a method for sanitizing and added some simple tests.
You might cherry pick, or rewrite and incorporate if you like.
LIVECSS adds another "?" and it stops working.