I’ve installed Sage for the second time now (first use of the theme) and I just can’t make BrowserSync notice any PHP files. My config.json looks like this: { "entry": { "main": [ "./scripts/main.js", "./styles/main.scss" ], "customizer": [ "./scripts/customizer.js" ] }, "public…

I have the same problem, combined with Scss reloading problem, which I already described here: [image] Webpack sync is not working sage I have the exact same Issue, this is my config.json: [08] I changed the name of my themefolder from “Roots Paradisepress” to “rootspar…

This solved the problem for me: [image] XMLHttpRequest cannot load hot-update.json due to access control checks sage Browsersync is running on port 3002 for you because something is already running on 3000 The proxyUrl isn’t currently able to detect when BS changes its po…

Thank you for your answer @josialoos ! Unfortunately I’ve tried killing any :3000 process but there is nothing there to be killed. Also: My devUrl is paired with WordPress URL; publicPath, as far as I’m aware, reflects file structure (however I don’t understand why start from wp root and not theme…

I realized, that also having several browser tabs with localhost:3000 open is creating huge load time, so that some changes might not be printed. As soon as I closed some of the tabs, the other ones startet loading the last changes, which before couldn’t be viewed. So make sure to have only one ta…

Hmm that’s a good tip (however a bit worrisome because I like using different devices and browsers at once some times). But I did test having only one tab open. By “using proxy” I meant using proxyUrl localhost:3000. In fact, what loads on the browser is always “localhost:3000/mysite”, no matter if…

Did you move or migrate your site? That sounds like a wrong site URL in the wordpress database … I think having 3-4 tabs of :3000 open at a time might work aswell depending on your computer performance - especially, if they are opened on different devices, as browsersync is working client-side, not…

Not really… fresh installation. It does sound like a URL mismatch, I agree. But I’m not aware of where is that mismatch happening. Also, why would scss and js work just fine and not php? The one thing of note in the console is that it’s calling for a inexistent css file in a “dist” folder, which is…

[image] GuiHarrison: The one thing of note in the console is that it’s calling for a inexistent css file in a “dist” folder, which is weird. If you are viewing the site on localhost:3000 the /dist-folder is not important, it is for the production-assets, which you produce with yarn build:prod…

new idea @GuiHarrison : I just had this case here: [image] Scss file not affecting browsersync sage After half an hour of headache I found out, that I uncommented the @import of my custom .scss-file in to the main.scss file. As soon as I removed the uncommenting, browsersy…

hmmm interesting! I’ll try that and get back to you.

Browsersync not noticing php files

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josialoos August 16, 2019, 10:21am 2

I have the same problem, combined with Scss reloading problem, which I already described here: