I installed the package using the backoffice interface, and that broke my site pretty much completely, so I had to delete some of the files that had been installed using ftp, to get it back up and running again. I didn't think about noting the exact error that was reported, but it was something about something.x64.dll missing one of it's required dependencies. Yeah, not much of a help.
I guess this is because of the required C++ Redistributable mentioned on the documentation page. The link just sent me to Microsoft's main download page, and I didn't get any further with this.
Yes, the error you are describing is what will happen if you don't have the C++ redistributable installed. Unfortunately the SCSS compiler was build with C++. You can also have issues if you install the incorrect version, x86 vs x64.
You should only need to remove LibSass.x64.dll from the bin to make the error go away.
Thanks for the info. It would be great if it was possible to automate this, so that the error could be avoided. It's a bit scary when the website becomes unavailable. =)
Rerequired dependency missing
I installed the package using the backoffice interface, and that broke my site pretty much completely, so I had to delete some of the files that had been installed using ftp, to get it back up and running again. I didn't think about noting the exact error that was reported, but it was something about something.x64.dll missing one of it's required dependencies. Yeah, not much of a help.
I guess this is because of the required C++ Redistributable mentioned on the documentation page. The link just sent me to Microsoft's main download page, and I didn't get any further with this.
Yes, the error you are describing is what will happen if you don't have the C++ redistributable installed. Unfortunately the SCSS compiler was build with C++. You can also have issues if you install the incorrect version, x86 vs x64.
You should only need to remove LibSass.x64.dll from the bin to make the error go away.
Thanks for the info. It would be great if it was possible to automate this, so that the error could be avoided. It's a bit scary when the website becomes unavailable. =)
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