Avoid bad URL on invalid media with media servers enabled and CCC disabled#41509
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getFullPathwill return false and ternary condition will produce an empty string as a concatenation result). Result must be tested before to avoid generating an URI known to lead to a 404./being requested on your media server once as a css file, and once a a js file. With the patch both calls are avoided.