On Sun, Dec 09, 2012 at 11:24:54AM -0700, Matt Gushee wrote: > Last night I got a shock when I tried to use Chickadee (as I often do > these days). The "Contents" section was at the bottom of the page, > expanded, instead of collapsed at the top; the "TOC" section wouldn't > expand, and incremental search wasn't working. It was rather mystifing, > since I knew I hadn't installed or uninstalled any eggs for at least a > couple of weeks, nor altered my Chicken configuration in any way. > Eventually I got around to examine the Chickadee config file, where i > discovered that Chickadee uses JQuery, accessed by default over the > internet. Then I remembered that I had cleared my browser cache a day or > two before ... and since I was working offline, that must be the problem. > And indeed, I happened to have a copy of the JQuery library on my system, > so I copied it into the Chickadee tree and edited the configuration to > point to the local copy. Problem solved! > But I wonder if it wouldn't make more sense to simply bundle JQuery with > Chickadee in the first place--after all, I would think that offline usage > is one of the major reasons for having Chickadee in the first place, and > people do need to clear their caches now and then for a variety of > reasons. I can't see any non-trivial disadvantages to bundling the > library, unless there is a licensing conflict. > What says the community?
I'm not currently using this feature, but I work offline a fair bit, so the idea gets a +1 from me. -Alan -- my personal website: http://c0redump.org/ _______________________________________________ Chicken-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/chicken-users
