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File cannot be seen, but it exist. Cause make a new File with same Name and Place in Folder got Error

"File with the same name already exists. Failed to create file."

Test on Joomla! 3.5.2-dev

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Works fine, but i need to many added 'sass' extension to templates "Options" to view the created file in the list os files.

After that i did:
1. Selected css dir
2. New file type 'sass' named 'template'
3. Created and can view and edit it.

BTW you can also have scss file extensions? right?

SCSS is the new version of SASS, i think.
http://sass-lang.com/documentation/file.SASS_REFERENCE.html#syntax

@andrepereiradasilva yes you can but its not as common

I think I see the problem you both had and I dont know how to fix it. I am adding the file type sass in the options but its not seen until you open and save the options

@andrepereiradasilva yes you can but its not as common

Yes, but it seems in the new version, so if adding sass, shouldn't we also add scss?

I think I see the problem you both had and I dont know how to fix it. I am adding the file type sass in the options but its not seen until you open and save the options

i only see two ways: force updating the options parameters in the database on joomla update (IMO not B/C)... or adding a post install message to inform users of the change and what they need to do. I don't like neither. Most users don't even use this options. Is it worth it?

We could add scss no problem

I think the database update is what has been done before but I am not sure.
Maybe someone else knows. I definitely wouldnt go with the post-install
message

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@andrepereiradasilva https://github.com/andrepereiradasilva yes you can
but its not as common

Yes, but it seems in the new version, so if adding sass, shouldn't we also
add scss?

I think I see the problem you both had and I dont know how to fix it. I am
adding the file type sass in the options but its not seen until you open
and save the options

i only see two ways: force updating the options parameters in the database
on joomla update (IMO not B/C)... or adding a post install message to
inform users of the change and what they need to do. I don't like neither.
Most users don't even use this options. Is it worth it?

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We could add scss no problem

yes

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Updated to include scss files

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@brianteeman i don't think we should overrwrite it with a db update as this can ause problems if somone has add / cahnge this setting bevor the update. (e.g. removed some extensions) if we include the db update we revert all changes he made.

So this one will be only for new installs.

The other way arround could be to analyse this setting during the update (script.php) and only add this two values in (if not set bevor) but leave the other one allown.

But i think this is to mich code for a that simple change and if someone is come up and wantbto use it there can be a document page that explains the place to add the extensions.

Another way arround could be a messagebif someone try to create a file with a extesion that is not in the allowed extension setting amd told the user "please add the extension to the settings" or something like that.

The seccond option would also catch the case that somone manually removend some extensions form that list.

I agree with your assessment - any idea how to do the second option?

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The seccond option would also catch the case that somone manually removend
some extensions form that list.

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Please have a look at: brianteeman#9

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I have merged the suggestion from @zero-24 please can you all test again

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I have merged @zero-24 latest correction

I have tested this item successfully on 2516589

Tested to create sass/scss-Files on Beez3, Hathor, Isis and Protostar. Got now Message why Files aren't shown.

And are they shown after you make the change from the message

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Tested to create sass/scss-Files on Beez3, Hathor, Isis and Protostar. Got

now Message why Files aren't shown.

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I thought its enough to know why the Files don't show. I don't know so i have to search how to "append the new File-Extensions in the List of supported Formats at the Template-Options".

On the main template manager screen select options from the toolbar in the top right.
Then add sass and scss to the list of Valid Source Formats
eg
txt,less,ini,xml,js,php,css,sass,scss

Thanks @brianteeman Yes, they are now shown.

Thanks for testing

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Thanks @brianteeman https://github.com/brianteeman Yes, they are now
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so what's needed to test now ?

@andrepereiradasilva as before but if after applying the patch you have not updated the list of allowed extensions in the options you will still be able to create a file but you cant see it and so a message will be displayed

I have tested this item successfully on 2516589

I think what was left to test is the message when you don't have the filetype in the template config options.

If so, tested successfully.

ok, just tested. :)

RTC

@brianteeman cloud you please check the merge conflicts, thanks

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@brianteeman Plese remove conficts markers

Closed see #10186