If you set http://abc/123.js as a JS file in liferay-portlet.xml's header-portlet-javascript, it'll currently break because it'll add the portlet context path in front of it.
The new logic is, if you input a whole url like http:// or a url with a ? in it, then treat it as is and just display it. Otherwise, go with existing logic for optimizing the delivery of CSS and JS files.
Description
If you set http://abc/123.js as a JS file in liferay-portlet.xml's header-portlet-javascript, it'll currently break because it'll add the portlet context path in front of it.
The new logic is, if you input a whole url like http:// or a url with a ? in it, then treat it as is and just display it. Otherwise, go with existing logic for optimizing the delivery of CSS and JS files.
Bug
Closed
Minor
CSS and JS paths set in liferay-portlet.xml should honor whole URLs
