J.P
Does this mean that I register a new alias eg.
mysite.mydomain.com (as opposed to www.mydomain.com)
which points to
.../cocoon/myproject/
that IE will pick up the icon...? If so, where will it be
expecting to find it (physical file location)?
Thanks
Derek
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2005/6/27, Derek Hohls [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
J.P
Does this mean that I register a new alias eg.
mysite.mydomain.com (as opposed to www.mydomain.com)
which points to
.../cocoon/myproject/
that IE will pick up the icon...? If so, where will it be
expecting to find it (physical file
Hmm. But I do not necessarily know in advance
what the http://mysite.mydomain.com; is going to
be .. what match should I be using? and in
which sitempa?
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2005/6/27, Derek Hohls [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
J.P
Does this mean that I register a new alias eg.
Derek Hohls wrote:
Hmm. But I do not necessarily know in advance
what the http://mysite.mydomain.com; is going to
be .. what match should I be using? and in
which sitempa?
Just use the root sitemap from which you are serving anything of
mysite.mydomain.com.
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Derek Hohls wrote:
[...]
3. I have installed the Live HTTP Headers - I am not
exactly what I am looking for in the text that emerges.
I see a :
GET /cocoon/mydirectory/favicon.png HTTP/1.1
entry, which assume means the file is being served from
the right place
Sorry, GET is from the
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The icon *does* now show up in FF, but not in IE ...
possibly that is a cache problem? Without the live headers
functionality, I guess that is hard to trace.
Does M$IE show up *any* favicons, e.g
http://home.arcor.de/plsdontreply/ilusa/? I haven't used it for ages.
This is a trivial question, I know, but..
how do I add an icon for my site that overrides the default
Cocoon chain link icon...
I have tried:
link rel=SHORTCUT ICON type=image/ico href=path/favicon.ico/link
and
link rel=icon type=image/png href=path/favicon.png/link
where for path I have tried
Derek Hohls wrote:
This is a trivial question, I know, but..
how do I add an icon for my site that overrides the default
Cocoon chain link icon...
[...]
Hi Derek,
You know this is browser dependant, so which browsers did you try?
Don't forget to put the favicons into the relevant root
Le 24 juin 05, à 09:00, Derek Hohls a écrit :
...I have tried:
link rel=SHORTCUT ICON type=image/ico
href=path/favicon.ico/link
and
link rel=icon type=image/png href=path/favicon.png/link
Here's one which is known to work:
link href=publication-static/www/img/favicon.png type=image/png
Bertrand
Sorry - I have not a clue what you mean by:
publication-static/www/img/ as a path?
Can you expand further?
Thanks
Derek
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Le 24 juin 05, à 09:00, Derek Hohls a écrit :
...I have tried:
link rel=SHORTCUT ICON type=image/ico
By relevant root directories for
each site - do you mean in:
http://localhost:8080/cocoon/myproject/
directory? Because I have tried that...
I will try under FF as well with that extension.
Derek
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2005/06/24 10:59:17 AM
Derek Hohls wrote:
This is a trivial question, I
Yup - check - already got that, thanks!
mime type is image/ico ... ?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2005/06/24 12:52:46 PM
And make sure you have the *.ico matcher in the sitemap, i forgot this
before and spend a few hours understanding why the icon wouldn't show up.
Marc
Bertrand Delacretaz a écrit :
I just have this
map:match pattern=*.ico
map:read src=icons/{1}.ico/
/map:match
and somehow, i didn't need any links in the html to make it works, i
think the browser just look for it at the root of the domain and display
it if it's found
Marc
Derek Hohls a écrit :
Yup -
OK,; but what is meant by root of the domain;?
I need an icon for each project running under
cocoon on our server
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2005/06/24 01:35:34 PM
I just have this
map:match pattern=*.ico
map:read src=icons/{1}.ico/
/map:match
and somehow, i didn't need any links
Derek,
I think your problem is that in the root Cocoon sitemap the following
matcher exists.
!-- favicon --
map:match pattern=**favicon.ico
map:read mime-type=image/x-icon src=resources/icons/
cocoon.ico/
/map:match
This takes precedence over anything you define in your
Le 24 juin 05, à 12:45, Derek Hohls a écrit :
...Sorry - I have not a clue what you mean by:
publication-static/www/img/ as a path?..
This is specific to the system where I took the example - it can of
course be different, as long as your sitemap matches it correctly.
In the end you
Derek Hohls wrote:
OK,; but what is meant by root of the domain;?
I need an icon for each project running under
cocoon on our server
In case of
http://foo.bar.tld/hip/hap/hop/anything
the domain is just foo.bar.tld.
And this is where most(?) browsers are looking for a favicon.ico.
So
Volkmar
1. Yes, I am wanting to serve up icons to each directory
(explained in a reply to another post)
2. I have added the element as you describe (as well as
one that caters for IE syntax).
3. I have installed the Live HTTP Headers - I am not
exactly what I am looking for in the text that
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