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Posted by J.O. Aho on 10/11/14 11:59
x. wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm working on a project to develop a web-based product. In all of our
> testing on jail and stage environments, there were no problems serving
> up the CSS in IE on the PC. Today when we pushed everything to
> Production, we discovered that our CSS would not serve up in IE on the
> PC. We use a PHP script to serve up the CSS - rather than relying on
> Apache.
Apache don't serve CSS files by it self, that has to be requested by the
browser which looks at the HTML code to see if it needs a CSS file.
> We know that the CSS serves up if HTTP 1.1 is permitted in the
> browser. Does anyone know if there's another way around this problem
> rather than having to set it in the browser - since that's not a
> realistic expectation of our customers?
What about other browsers, like FireFox, Mozilla, SeaMonkey, Opera, Konqueror,
WebSphere and so on?
Do you use strange characters in the names of the CSS files? Character that
are other than a-z, A-Z and 0-9?
//Aho
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