Doesn't work on a windows server with FF14 client

[MauritsMeijer]

The slashes in the script tag become \ in windows and FF doesn't correct it
It seems to work after changing filename in line 255 to
filename.split(path.sep).join('/')

[serby]

Thanks for letting me know. I think the problem comes from the normalize on line 166. I think that if removed it will fix the problem. Might need to remove any extra slashes too though.

[serby]

This should now be fixed in 0.1.2. Can you test it for me please?

[MauritsMeijer]

It renders a single backslash now, instead of a double one, but FF still can't handle it.

[MauritsMeijer]

sorry, it works in production, doesn't in development mode.

[serby]

Could you write a regression test to expose the problem and submit a pull
request?

In the mean time I'll see if I can get a Windows setup to test it on.

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I'll see what I can do

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Could you write a regression test to expose the problem and submit a pull
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In the mean time I'll see if I can get a Windows setup to test it on.

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It's the normalize path on line 131 that is causing the problem.
Removing it fixes that problem.

I can't get the testing stuff to work on Windows right now, so I'm gonna
pass on writing a test.

Op 5-9-2012 10:23, Paul Serby schreef:

Could you write a regression test to expose the problem and submit a pull
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