Problem with firefox, looks like CSS is not being applied to the pages
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When I load up AC in Firefox 2.0, I see the login screen, but it's a basic page with the text, there is no CSS styling on the login screen. I can login, and then I see the main interface, but again, it's just the textual elements, they are not laid out properly.
IE 7 works fine.
I've searched and found nothing, so I'm posting here.
Thanks in advance.
IE 7 works fine.
I've searched and found nothing, so I'm posting here.
Thanks in advance.
Intellicore
on Sep 4. 2007. 9:08 pm
I got the exact same problem with Firefox 1.5.0.12 et Safari 2.0.4.
I found nothing either.
Any tips ?
Thanks
Christian
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I found nothing either.
Any tips ?
Thanks
Christian
http://www.intellicore.net
Intellicore
on Sep 4. 2007. 9:24 pm
Ho...
I have just found ! Just checking: did you remove this folder:
/public/install
or this
/public
?
Cause the CSS and javascript are in the public...
I have just found ! Just checking: did you remove this folder:
/public/install
or this
/public
?
Cause the CSS and javascript are in the public...
Christian: The public folder is still intact...
I've done more research, and found that it's somehow related to not getting the correct mime type set by the webserver for the css file. The css file is available to be fetched, but when the browser grabs it, (http://servername/activeCollab/public/assets/themes/default/stylesheets/dialog.css) and I examine the headers, it comes as text/html, when it should be coming across as text/css.
IE works, I presume because it is more lenient when CSS doesn't have a text/css mime-type.
BTW, I'm using apache 2.0.59 on Redhat Linux Enterprise, and PHP 5.1.4, using mod_php
It's specific to this software, because I have a mediawiki installation on this same server that also uses css and gets the text/css mime type set correctly.
Could there be something preventing apache from setting the mime type correctly?
I've done more research, and found that it's somehow related to not getting the correct mime type set by the webserver for the css file. The css file is available to be fetched, but when the browser grabs it, (http://servername/activeCollab/public/assets/themes/default/stylesheets/dialog.css) and I examine the headers, it comes as text/html, when it should be coming across as text/css.
IE works, I presume because it is more lenient when CSS doesn't have a text/css mime-type.
BTW, I'm using apache 2.0.59 on Redhat Linux Enterprise, and PHP 5.1.4, using mod_php
It's specific to this software, because I have a mediawiki installation on this same server that also uses css and gets the text/css mime type set correctly.
Could there be something preventing apache from setting the mime type correctly?
Ilija Studen
on Sep 10. 2007. 7:45 pm
CSS files are accessed directly, without any interaction with the script. They are also included as rel stylesheet, type text/css.
When I test it with activeCollab 0.7.1 I have on Textdrive CSS files are served as text/css without any problems. I really don't know what could cause this problem :(
When I test it with activeCollab 0.7.1 I have on Textdrive CSS files are served as text/css without any problems. I really don't know what could cause this problem :(
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