- From: Weiping Hu <whu@adonis39.et.deakin.edu.au>
- Date: Fri, 25 Oct 1996 12:10:39 +1000
- To: Antonio Ramirez <anto@MIT.EDU>
- Cc: www-jigsaw@w3.org
Antonio Ramirez wrote: > > > Hm. Nothing happens as in the browser hangs? Or it fetches the > file without test.txt included? The latter. > > It works here, so the only reason I can think why it might not be > working is that test.txt is not indexed by Jigsaw. Did you define the > txt extension? (I'm not sure if it comes defined in the distribution). > You could try including a .html file, just to be sure. I've loaded the 'test.txt' file into the browser successfully, but it just won't appear when I use 'include'. I also tried to include 'FAQ.html' in 'Overview.html', without success. > > On the other hand, it could very well be a bug, for some situation > that I didn't anticipate. If it keeps happening after you absolutely > made sure that the included file is indexed, I'd like details. > > To see if the file is indexed, try getting > http://localhost/User/test.txt with a browser. > > > By the way, I just found a bug related to what you told me. > The include command doesn't check to see if the resource wasn't found > (it doesn't check to see if the HTTP status code is OK). So if you have > an ErrorFilter installed, it will include its output. Blech. I installed the 'w3c.jigsaw.filters.ErrorFilter' to both Overview.html (the including file) and FAQ.html (the file included), but it still doesn't work. sigh. I'm using jigsaw 1.0alpha3, on a DEC alpha. Thanks for your help, Antonio, but it seems I need more.:-) Weiping > > Antonio > > -- > ====================================================================== > Antonio Ramirez / 450 Memorial Dr. / Cambridge, MA 02139 > anto@mit.edu, anto@w3.org
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