[SASS ERROR] _contrast.scss:10: Invalid CSS after \'...contrast-color(\': expected \')\', was \'$color,\' (Sass::SyntaxError)

I have tried to add compass and blueprint to my project. As read on the mailing list, all you need to do is to add the scss files to the directory and you should be good to go. I tried doing this, and everything works except for functions.

To reproduce:

Create new project, drop in compass/blueprint

in main.scss add:

@import "compass";

Maybe im missing something. Let me know if there is any way I can help

If you change the form of the line number comments in the generated css file from

/* line , */

to

@media -sass-debug-info{filename{font-family:file:}line{font-family:\0}}

then the line numbers will show up in firebug using the FireSass plugin.

To enable this, all you have to do is change line 108 of Engine.java from

options[:line_comments]

to

options[:debug_info]

Hi,

the joda-time version of Play Framework 1.2.4 has been updated to version 2.0. I noticed that play-sass version 1.1 contains the jruby-complete-1.5.3.jar library which in turn contains older version of joda-time. Including sass 1.1. module in play framework 1.2.4 project causes therefore a conflict.

You can try this in any controller method by calling

LocalDate localDate = new LocalDate();
Date date = localDate.toDate();

Hi, I have a on-fly compilation problem when using @import and two sass file :

This is a test case :
main.sass :
@import layout.sass

_layout.sass :

in a play template :

{stylesheet src:'main.sass', media:'screen' /}

The problem :
When modify the _layout.sass content, the main.sass file is not re-compiled, to force the on-fly recompilation, I have to do a touch main.sass

Best regards,
Renaudeau Gaetan

propose an update of the documentation of the installation of this module. Remove the deprecated way of including module (via application.conf), point out that you have to run "play dependencies", to actually take use of the module, do an F5 (in Eclipse) to really "import" the modulle into the application, and possibly even restart the application (not sure if there also need for "play ec"), the documentation in it's current state does not really point these thing out clearly.

Just a thought

//Kalle

PS refering to similar experience,
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!searchin/play-framework/sass/play-framework/2zdSwPP84YU/Jr2lCAOHD4YJ

DS

Doesn't work with modern Play versions, due to library conflicts (Joda time being one). Pull request will follow.

Hi,

during deployment to GAE the follow Exception occurs:
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Found a jar file too large to upload: [..] jruby-complete-1.4.0.jar

Using --enable_jar_splitting option doesn't fix the problem

To fix this, the jar needs to be splitted. Please have a look at http://olabini.com/blog/2009/04/jruby-on-rails-on-google-app-engine/

thanks.

currently the response.cacheFor is set to "1hr" in prod mode. Could this be set instead to the value of http.cacheControl?

I wish I could Isolate all my css / js work within a dedicated module, including framework 3rd party, and then build my app against this module, with or without sass-module dep (I'm willing to keep it at dev level, within a underlying dev dedicated app)