Hi Mike and all,
On Mar 16, 2008, at 10:26 PM, Mike Emmel wrote:
In the curl backed some code uses file extensions to set the mime type
for local files.
I'm not sure css files are handled.
They aren't, neither for GTK or wx implementation. Adding it for the
wx implementation did solve the problem, and is obviously a much
better approach. Thanks! :-) I'll go ahead and add the CSS mime type
to GTK's MIMETypeRegistry code as well. Whether or not it's bitten by
this bug, I think it'd be good to add it.
I am still curious, however, if there is some difference in WebCore
internally in terms of dealing with missing mimetype on Windows as
opposed to Mac/Unix. If there is, and it is unintentional (e.g. it is
intended only for Apple port on Win), it might be something that
belongs at the WebKit level for each port. If it's intentional, I'm
curious to know why we do things differently on Win.
Thanks,
Kevin
On Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 9:22 PM, Kevin Ollivier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Hi all,
I've hit an issue with the wx port where HTML files that use @import
url("file.css") will not load when the HTML and CSS file are on disk
rather than loaded via the web. After tracking it down, I found
that I
could resolve the issue by having CURL set the file type for
m_response to "application/x-unknown-content-type", which enables the
CachedCSSStyleSheet::canUseSheet test to pass, but I'm not sure this
is the right approach.
Another wrinkle to this issue is that this problem doesn't appear on
the Windows wx port, only Linux/Mac. I'm fairly certain this
discrepancy is not due to wx code, and so I was wondering how other
ports (Apple's and otherwise) handle this issue. Is there some
alternative approach to setting the mimetype explicitly, or is there
some extension <-> mimetype mapping being used in some cases?
Thanks,
Kevin
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