DevelopmentMode (11403666)
Summary
Controls if development is enabled or not.
Usage
DevelopmentMode=enabled|disabled
Description
When enabled the system will perform more checks like modification time on compiled vs source file and will reduce need for clearing template compiled files.
| Note: Live sites should not have this enabled since it increases file access and can be slower. |
| Note: When switching this setting the template compiled files must be cleared. |
Contributors
- Svitlana Shatokhina Maintainer
- Sarah Haïm-Lubczanski Updated Maintainer
- Paul Leclercq Commenter
- Marco Zinn Commenter
- Paul Bolger Commenter
Comments (3 historical)
Written by readers of the earlier documentation sites, kept as they were.
Information in file
Paul Leclercq ·
Well it is not yet documented but this is what appears in the default site.ini file:
# By enabling development mode all untranslated texts will be translated
# using the bork rules.
# See lib/ezi18n/classes/ezborktranslator.php for more information.
DevelopmentMode=disabled
And According to the ezborktranslator file:
\class eZBorkTranslator ezborktranslator.php
\ingroup eZTranslation
\brief Translates text into the Bork language (Mock Swedish)
Does this mean it is a quick translatation mode into swedish... ?? ! ! ?
Re: Information in file
Marco Zinn ·
I think, Paul is wrong here.
There are 2 different settings called "DevelopmentMode" in the site.ini file (as of ez 4.0, at least)
The one Paul mentions is in [RegionalSettings] . The one we talk about here (in [TemplateSettings]) has this comment and is used during template development.
# Controls if development is enabled or not.
# When enabled the system will perform more checks like modification time on
# compiled vs source file and will reduce need for clearing template compiled
# files.
# Note: Live sites should not have this enabled since it increases file access
# and can be slower.
# Note: When switching this setting the template compiled files must be cleared.
DevelopmentMode=disabled
CSS Concatenation - ?
Paul Bolger ·
Switching on Development Mode also disables the new (4.2) "CSS Concatenation" - my term, not sure if there's an official one as yet - the collection of CSS files into one compressed file.
See