Hello,

I am having the problem discussed there: http://drupal.org/node/708496 but it's not linked to the mentionned module.

Recap: when I check "Optimize CSS files" and load a page, Drupal generates 2 merged CSS files in "sites/default/files/css":
- css_1e70be8f7116edcd032864489eb70c0e.css
- css_42ea02ad21894df7a639c4748da63cb9.css

The problem is that when I view the source of the Drupal page, the page tries to load 2 different CSS files!

The "Optimize CSS files" system was working for a couple of days before this bug appeared in my installation.

I'm using a Zen sub-theme, but I doubt it comes from there since the problem remains after switching back to Garland and clearning caches.

This is a critical problem on my websites, since without this setting I hit the IE-can-handle-a-maximum-of-31-css-files bug, so the site is unusable on that browser.

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tnfno’s picture

tnfno commented

Subscribe, I got the same problem after last upgrade. Also use Zen (sub).

damien tournoud’s picture

damien tournoud commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

What makes you think this is a bug? I guess I'm missing the part where the current behavior is not what you expect.

Blackbird’s picture

Blackbird commented

I'm back with more info: the problem definitely doesn't come from Core, it's due to modules. On my installation I have 2 of them that when enabled together trigger this bug: "WSOD" and "Front page". Whenever I disable one of those 2, the optimized CSS files are correctly loaded on the page.

Problem solved in my case: I'll just disable the WSOD module on my staging and prod servers. I guess the this issue can be closed (this bug doesn't concern Core).

About your question Damien, the problem is that the name of the 2 optimized CSS files was not the same between the actual files (located in "sites/default/files/css" on my setup) and the 2 corresponding
tags in the HTML page header.

damien tournoud’s picture

damien tournoud commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (won't fix)

Ok then.