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@MySchizoBuddy: If you have gzip enable on your server, it will compress it. It can also minify the js files, but by default - for this first release -, it doesn't, since the files need to be tested.
If you are updating the patch, you will need to delete all the files in the js and css caches.
27-Feb-2007 03:35
...caching of gzipped files is broken in all versions of MSIE. The following blog entry
appears to declare that this has been fixed in IE7, but I haven't verified this.
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2005/10/31/487509.aspx
Do you know if this is indeed the case? If so, gzip compression should perhaps be disabled
on IE to maximize the benefits of packing & local caching.
line 437 of library/Framework/Framework.Class.PackManager.php, replace 'varchar(256)' by 'varchar(255)'.I am looking at it...@Tom, I will look at a solution.
Great Work, thank you very much!
But there are some problems with "bad behaving exensions":
- BBInsertBar fails, because it uses the whole url for scripts and styles, giving this error:
- Some extensions use relativ path to images in the style file (background-image: url(...);), this images can't be found when using your extensions. But this is a minor thing...
ByeTiggr
http://code.google.com/p/vanilla-packer/wiki/ExtensionsIssue
@Tom: umm... so believing Microsoft, gzip encoded file are always cached in IE5 and IE6?
I will try to check today.
If you want to help for fixing bugs or update the wiki pages, you are welcome to join the project.
In my case, it was CategoryIcons, that used relative pathes