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    boultons4g
    Member

    I am getting this error message whilst webapps are updating for the first time (on an iPad) since upgrading to 2.3

    ‘”Unable to cache web page for offline use ………..”

    #334085

    boultons4g
    Member

    I am getting the same ‘Safari” message even when using Google Chrome on a PC

    #334092

    support-michael
    Keymaster

    @boultons4g

    Hmm! That is odd as there were no changes made to the appcache mgmt in the last several releases.

    1 major change in 2.3 is a new App Center implementation. We will recheck to ensure that it is providing the property manifest mime-type. But also the URL to your webapp changed from 2.2 to 2.3 due to the new server.

    #334099

    boultons4g
    Member

    I only noticed the problem when it was uploaded to our own server, I didn’t try it on your URL.

    #334102

    boultons4g
    Member
    #334105

    support-michael
    Keymaster

    I loaded your online app and it seems that the file ygln.html in the manifest.cache file could not be loaded.
    See attachment network-files-load.png
    See attachment nofile.png

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    #334107

    boultons4g
    Member

    Thanks for your excellent support, yes I had renamed it to index.html – not knowing the ramifications.

    #334110

    support-michael
    Keymaster

    If you rename a file to say “index.html” you can also rename it in the cache.manifest and should not see that error.

    #334112

    boultons4g
    Member

    Thanks, I will do that,
    Is it possible to have most pages offline and still have some pages refer to the net for live Google maps?

    #334190

    support-michael
    Keymaster

    @boultons4g

    >Is it possible to have most pages offline and still have some pages refer to the net for live Google maps?

    Yes. To do this will require manually editing the cache.manifest file’s NETWORK section. See this good explanation http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/appcache/beginner/

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