Why source code shows links to update folder

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Hi I have updated to 5.6 and when looking at the source code of my pages I see that it references some file that are in the updates folder /updates/concrete5.6.0.2/concrete/css/ccm.base.css / src="/updates/concrete5.6.0.2/concrete/js/jquery.js?v=a70b12b14cedfd6ceee4539ab8b26393"

I don't really get why ?

Also I noticed a folder named MM_CASETEST4291 that was created during the update process ... Is all this normal ?

 
mhawke replied on at Permalink Best Answer Reply
mhawke
The first part of your question is normal behaviour. When you update C5, it creates a new folder in the "[root]/updates" folder to hold the new core files. It then adds a 'define' line in "[root]/config/site.php " that points C5 to these new core files.

The second part of your question is a mystery to me. I've never seen a folder called "MM_CASETEST4291" in my C5 travels. I scanned version 5.6 for the phrase "CASETEST" and it doesn't exist in the core files.

UPDATE: It's a temporary Dreamweaver folder:

http://blog.timolthof.com/mm_casetest4291-dont-worry-its-dreamweave...
ptityop replied on at Permalink Reply
Oh thanks ... Now Does that mean we have to use the folders that are in the update folder ? Is it there I should now be putting any css or js I need to override ?
Remo replied on at Permalink Reply
Remo
No, you should never touch anything in /concrete nor /updates!
This is part of the core and gets overridden when you upgrade concrete5.

You should always use /js /themes /css if you want to override files from the core.
mhawke replied on at Permalink Reply
mhawke
You should NEVER be changing any files in the 'core' because when you upgrade next time, your changes will be bypassed when C5 changes that 'define' statement in site.php to point to the next upgrade folder. Tell me what files you want to change and why and I can make some suggestions on the best way to accomplish what you need.
ptityop replied on at Permalink Reply
Thanks,now I'm getting a bit confused, because I'm trying to work out some styling, and everytime I look at the code, I see that the css for jquery is being applied from the updates folder ... I'm a bit lost !
Remo replied on at Permalink Reply
Remo
Yes, that file is part of the core and since you've upgrade concrete5, it will serve everything from /updates.

There's nothing to worry about, just keep in mind that you should never touch /updates and /concrete
ptityop replied on at Permalink Reply
Ok but I'm trying to customize some tabs and the style I applied to them does not get applied. I try to be more precise because I've been on it for a few hours really ...

I've added a scope to my css to avoid any conflict , if you check this page (obeliscosuites.com/home/contact-us) you'll see the tabs are still styled with jquery even though I have some proper styling written for them .. why is this happening to me ?
Remo replied on at Permalink Reply
Remo
That's a bit difficult to tell but I'd assume that you've installed an add-on which includes the jquery.ui.css. Can you do a file scan in /packages (and maybe /blocks) to see if anything in there includes jquery.ui.css?