Greetings,
even afrer fresh installation of D7 and Sasson, the above mentioned message is background of the below quoted error (full info. is from Log. which is linked)...: "An error occured while processing sasson.scss. Please consult your log messages for a detailed error description." --link to-> " Unable to find import file: css3/border-radius ... SassFile::getFile() (line: 98 ... sasson/phamlp/sass/SassFile.php)".
Please explain or even help me what to do for fix that...
With thanks in advance,
M. Radan Chrobok Ph.D.
Founder and leader of prestigious university DMDU
http://facebook.com/DMDU.univerzita
Comments
Comment #1
tsi CreditAttribution: tsi commentedSorry for the late response, obviously fresh installs work great for us.
Did you have any luck with this ? any other info you can share ? can you try it with v2.6 ?
Comment #2
tsi CreditAttribution: tsi commentedNothing ?
Comment #3
DMDU CreditAttribution: DMDU commentedOK, I will give another chance to Sasson. But I already find theme with user-friendly UI, responsive, mobile first etc. The sass is not the priority (although I like coding "shortcuts";)), pardon...
Comment #4
tsi CreditAttribution: tsi commentedThat's fine, Sasson is quite code and sass oriented, if you are into a friendly UI and no Sass, you probably better stick with that other one.
Though I am always open for improvements suggestions :)
Please re-open the issue if you'd like to add anything.
Comment #5
DMDU CreditAttribution: DMDU commentedHi,
after fresh Drupal install and Sasson 7.x-2.7, the once before mentioned problem (with vesrion 7.x-2.5) repeated...:
SassException: Unable to find import file: css3/border-radius in function SassFile::getFile() (line: 98 in file .../themes/sasson/phamlp/sass/SassFile.php).
Some FILE is missing? Annd where I could get the file (not mentioned missing message about *.CSS or which kind of the file).
With thanks for any help,
Radan
Comment #6
tsi CreditAttribution: tsi commentedWell, the file is there - http://drupalcode.org/project/sasson.git/tree/5c788b7ace365da5b3ac3f319e...
are you doing any
@import
s or is it just a fresh install with nothing added ?Comment #7
DMDU CreditAttribution: DMDU commentedHi,
the 1st problem disappears (see above), but new one is here:
Could not compile the file desktop-first.scss. Please consult your log messages for a detailed error description.
http://dmdu.netprostor.cz/admin/reports/event/5279
Comment #8
erutan CreditAttribution: erutan commentedI'm getting the same thing. https://drupal.org/node/1884886#comment-7165774
btw DMDU we can't see your report, please copy and paste the relevant bits here.
Comment #9
erutan CreditAttribution: erutan commentedIf you're using OS X then I have a quick and dirty fix here: https://drupal.org/node/1884886#comment-7166672 assuming you aren't using the default OS X ruby for anything.
Ideally the theme would have some nice way to change the path that Assetic uses, relying on /usr/lib/ isn't really that great for Ruby anyways.
Comment #10
tsi CreditAttribution: tsi commentedIf the issue is about getting the path to compass you can try https://drupal.org/node/1740104#comment-6403982
Basically you just need to:
variable_set('sasson_compass_path', 'path/to/compass');
Comment #11
erutan CreditAttribution: erutan commentedIt's about SASS itself, the way you structured the media breakpoints doesn't compile pre 3.2. Assetic has it's own way of setting paths, but since you're overriding them it'd be nice to have variables in the theme UI and/or .info for sass, compass, and ruby paths since you're just assuming /usr/lib works.
Comment #12
tsi CreditAttribution: tsi commented@erutan AFAIK the only place I assume a system path is overridable with
variable_set('sasson_compass_path', 'path/to/compass');
@DMDU are we talking Sasson 2.x or 3.x here ? if we do, our path issue isn't relevant.
Comment #13
erutan CreditAttribution: erutan commentedIf 2.9 also passes variables into media queries over @imports it won't compile using SASS < 3.2, so it might not just be a path thing, but an old version of SASS installed in the correct path.
It'd be helpful to say that Sasson requires SASS 3.2 or higher (not a bad thing in and of itself, but a nice thing to know).
Comment #14
tsi CreditAttribution: tsi commentedThe PHP compiler used in Sasson 2.x is no longer needed in v3.x and I don't see me or anyone else getting to maintain it.
Marking all realted issues as won't fix. sorry.
You are welcome to try the much more powerful v3.x