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Merge pull request #8 from selbekk/cache-busters

ttrondeh80 committed 6 years ago
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Add cachebusting when data changes

ttrondeh80 committed 6 years ago
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Create singleton function for building cache or returning it.

ttrondeh80 committed 6 years ago
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Merge pull request #7 from selbekk/fix-cache

ttrondeh80 committed 6 years ago
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Fix problem with getting the root of the app.

ttrondeh80 committed 6 years ago
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Add fix for cache. Needs to be defined outside of the scope of createMetaLinks

ttrondeh80 committed 6 years ago

README

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Add a favicon to your Enonic site

Need to add favicons to your Enonic XP site? This is the app for you!

Note: Requires Enonic v6.4.1

How to use

The application is available through the Enonic Market. This means starting to use this application is easier than the first few levels of Candy Crush.

Step 1: Install application

Head over to the Applications section of your Enonic XP installation. Click "Install", and then select the "Enonic Market" tab. Find "Favicon", and click the install button.

Bam, the application is now installed.

Step 3: Apply the application to your site

In the content manager, select your site and click edit. Search for Favicon in the Applications search box, and select it.

Step 4: Upload your favicon image

Finally, upload your favicon image. Click the edit application on your site config page, and either choose an existing image or upload a new one.

We suggest it's a large square .png image (at least 512 * 512 px), but JPG is also probably fine.

Step 5: Set a cache time-to-live for your favicon (optional)

The generated favicons are cached using enonics lib-cache, and with the time-to-live input you can change how long the data should be kept in the cache.

Open open source

If you want to contribute, please create a pull request. If it's approved, you'll get full contributor access, as well as your name on the contributors list. We trust you!