system.web.optimization

Every time I deploy an MVC web application my server has to re-cache all js and css bundles. Because of this it can take several seconds for the first view to render after deploying. Is there a way to pre-cache bundles? After all, the files are static at compile time. Solution To fix we replaced the default memory cache with caching that persisted beyond the App Pool life. To do this we inherited from ScriptBundle and overrode CacheLookup() and UpdateCache() . /// <summary> /// override cache functionality in ScriptBundle to use /// persistent cache instead of HttpContext.Current.Cache /// <

We would like the use the bundling mechanism of System.Web.Optimization in combination with the Less transformer. The problem is that the same application/server serves pages for different branded websites. So depending on the 'SiteContext' the same .less files are used but different values should be used by the .less variables. So we want the (re)use the same less files but with different variables depending on the context of the request. I tried a couple of different theories: In all 3 cases I setup different bundles depending on the SiteContext. 1 inject an @import directive with the themed

I have two VS projects, one for the main website and one for a "static content" website where all the css, js, images, and other static content will be stored and accessed via a cookieless domain. So I have a BundleConfig.cs in my static site that creates all the bundles: public class BundleConfig { public static void RegisterBundles(BundleCollection bundles) { bundles.Add(new StyleBundle("~/bundles/styles").IncludeDirectory("~/app/styles", "*.css", true)); bundles.Add(new ScriptBundle("~/bundles/scripts").IncludeDirectory("~/app/src", "*.js", true)); } } And in the main site I have another

I have the following bundles.Add(new ScriptBundle("~/bundles/scripts/common").Include( "~/Scripts/jquery.validationEngine.js", "~/Scripts/common.js")); Which generates <script src="/bundles/scripts/common?v=9O0Yi3fV_GWpGyJQ_QYURiOYy6SEmxUQtkUVN4GXo2U1"></script> When rendered with <asp:PlaceHolder ID="PlaceHolderJs" runat="server"> <%: Scripts.Render("~/bundles/scripts/common") %> </asp:PlaceHolder> Which is not valid HTML as its missing type="text/javascript". How do I make the BundleCollection output this element in the script tag? MikeSmithDev One way is to change how you render your

I have an asp.net mvc4. I have modules that are deployed as subdirectories within this application using IIS Virtual Directories and I need to reference files in these modules. These module dlls are registering bundles. But the bundles are not generating anything into the html page. From this post, is-it-possible-to-unit-test-bundleconfig-in-mvc4 , I see that internally the bundles are using Server.MapPath. So it seems like it should work. I hooked BundleTable.MapPathMethod and even called Server.MapPath myself which does correctly resolve to the right physical directory. But it still won't