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Thank you so much for your message! And thank you for posting the fix. I've just took a quick look at the Redux Framework forums and I can indeed see there might be an issue when bundling the framework within a theme. We'll definitely take a closer look into it during the weekend and come up with a solid solution for a next theme update. Thank you!
Alright, I think the new theme version should finally resolve the symlink issue you were experiencing. Can you please install the new theme version, remove the child theme's snippet you have (add_filter one) and see how it goes?
I have a setup where my wordpress installation is folder
./wp/
and my themes etc. are in folder
./wp-content/
This means that I am setting `WP_CONTENT_URL`to handle various re-routes.
WP_CONTENT_URL => "http://localhost:8888/wp-content/"
This seem to break the "Theme Options" view within wordpress admin, as css and js files are being fetched from a front url.
http://localhost:8888/wp-content//Users/skynet/workspace/website/wp-content/themes/engage/framework/theme-panel/ReduxCore/inc/fields/spacing/field_spacing.min.js?ver=1516362554
Observation is that the static files constructed url seems to be generated from:
WP_CONTENT_DIR
and not
WP_CONTENT_URL
Also it seems to concatenate various strings wrongly, like:
WP_CONTENT_URL + WP_CONTENT_DIR
Not sure what is going on, but I can confirm that other plugins work fine with my settings.
I needed to add this in my "child" theme
add_filter( 'redux/_url', 'ReduxSymLinkURL', 10 );
function ReduxSymLinkURL(){ //$url = "http://localhost:8888/wp-content/themes/engage/includes/redux/redux-framework/ReduxCore/";
$url = WP_CONTENT_URL . "/themes/engage/framework/theme-panel/ReduxCore/"; return $url;
}
I think this should be fixed from the "theme" side.
Hi Felix,
Thank you so much for your message! And thank you for posting the fix. I've just took a quick look at the Redux Framework forums and I can indeed see there might be an issue when bundling the framework within a theme. We'll definitely take a closer look into it during the weekend and come up with a solid solution for a next theme update. Thank you!
Kind Regards,
Veented Team
Hi Felix!
Alright, I think the new theme version should finally resolve the symlink issue you were experiencing. Can you please install the new theme version, remove the child theme's snippet you have (add_filter one) and see how it goes?
Here is the link:
https://d.pr/f/U0X9yp
Kind Regards,
Veented Team