I'm new into coding and I'm still learning, mostly HTML and CSS. My problem is that with "Five Server" extension; whenever I change something in the HTML code, the page will reload automatically because I configured VSC to do that. But, whenever I write or erase something in my CSS file, that won't happen, my page won't reload and I don't know why.
Does anyone now why exactly?
I've restarted VSC, my PC, checked and unchecked the slot for "autosave" and nothing happen.
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i'm having trouble developing with Nuxt3, the problem is that sometimes edits in the code are not visible, it seems that Nitro caches something and I need to restart the server in order to see the updates. The most effective example is when I console.log something, then i remove the line, but the log still get printed after I reload the page. Any tips?
After changing something in my website and uploading to the server, I don't see the changes in my browser upon reload. The website loads from cache. It gets reflected after I refresh the page twice or thrice.
I need help in figuring out what's wrong.
Did you cleaned your browser cache. Restart it. Clean cookies and reset your browser to fix it, This may a problem local to your own Laptop/computer, people who will be accessing your web must be getting updated content that you pushed.
I'm new to the LAMP stack. I set up everything correctly, everything works fine, I can view a sample PHP file, but one thing that irritates me is that page loading icon. It is still active like the page was still loading, but the whole content of the page has already been loaded. I do not know how to fix this problem. I tried to ask Google but found nothing, tried to restart apache server but the problem is not solved. I followed this tutorial: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-linux-apache-mysql-php-lamp-stack-on-ubuntu Is it a bug or something else?
I am using TinyMCE with Modx Revo (2.1.3). When I want to add an internal file (say a PDF) via a link, I highlight the text, click the chain link icon and then the browse icon. However, instead of showing a list of existing files on my server I get a server connection error message.
I have tried this on multiple browsers and machines and get the same results.
Does anyone know if there is a file path or any permission I need to change to get this working?
I rescently had some troubles with the tinymce file browser complaining about lack of access while the regular modx explorer worked fine. The problem was a domain plugin changing contexts on pageload, changing from "mgr" to "web".
Make sure you dont have any plugins doing something similar, and that you dont have any context settings with weird site_url settings or something like that.
I'm developing a Web App using the cache manifest to be offline.
It's working fine, but I tried to add a no-cache directive in Apache for one of the file (the js one), to be sure the last version would be loaded each time I change the manifest file.
But actually, the js file is now reloaded every time (when the device is not offline, of course), although the manifest file did not change.
I tested it only on Safari and WebKit.
Is it the normal behavior ? I thought the manifest directive would supplant the apache one...
EDIT :
Actually, I disabled the apache no-cache directive, and my js file is still reloaded every time, despite the fact the manifest is not modified.
I don't understand. A few days ago, this JS file would never reload, even with manifest change, and now it's reloaded every time (except when the device is really offline)
So it's not really a question anymore, but maybe you'll have a lead for me...
I just read a good article on this subject.
http://www.webdirections.org/blog/appcache-not-so-much-a-douchebag-as-a-complete-pain-in-the/
It's a very particular case, but in case it happens to someone else :
I tested on Chrome, and I was working normally. So on safari, I emptied the cache, and everything return to normal. On my iPhone, I switch to airplane mode, load the site, and go back to connected mode, and it returns to normal too.
So I assume some cached files were corrupted, causing Safari to load the files each time, without issuing any error... :(
I'm not completely sure, as it was like a "phantom bug". But in case it helps.
EDIT : after further investigation, it appears the corruption came from the fact I tried to add a parameter to my jsfile, ie my file.js?v=xxx
Everytime I tried to put it back, with or without reflecting it in the manifest file, it came to this bug/strange behavior...