I am upgrading from Wakanda v10 to v11. When I access my site, the browser (Safari, Firefox, Chrome) is looking for fonts and Wakanda is not delivering them. The image shows the console errors.
I tried creating a folder /walib/etc.. at the webroot and adding a .ttf file at the name and location specified but it does not work. I suspect the /walib/ URI is managed by a request handler- the directory didn't exist and things like the data browser use that URI. None of these errors happen when I run the site in v10. Any advice on what to try?
Thank you.
I figured it out. There is a serverside function getWalibFolder() that returns the location of the walib folder. It is an actual location and on my Mac it is inside of the Wakanda Enterprise Server package contents.
I found the fonts in the v10 server application's package contents and copied over the fonts to the v11 server application package. The errors are gone and the issue is resolved.
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I have successfully deployed a running website on the app engine - here is the URL:
https://black-backup-96302.appspot.com/
This website was on a PHP hosting, and we migrated it to Google Apps, and deployed it using the App Engine. I understand that to put up any media, I will have to change my local version, and then re-deploy it. Same goes for plugins. However, when I browse into my local version using the App Engine launcher, login wordpress, and try to add an image in the media section, I get an error, as shown in the image below:
I googled this, and understand it is a permission error from the file system. My folder has a "Read only" checkbox which is marked blue, and no matter how many times I uncheck it, it is checked again.
I also assigned all the users full control, i.e. the following privileges (to folders, and subfolders)
Any help or ideas will be appreciated!
Adding google_app_engine.disable_readonly_filesystem = 1 to your php.ini file should fix the issue.
I downloaded and extracted railo express 4.2.1 to the base of my C: drive on windows 7. I started the application without making any configuration changes as I don't know what I would need to change. I created a CustomerService folder inside the webapps/root directory which holds my FW/1 customer service application. The ColdFusion code runs perfect however when I try to link to any other kind of resource such as css, js or image files they are not found. If I place an image in the CustomerService/assets/images/icons folder and add a link to it using the image does not show up (broken link icon instead). If I right click and view image I get a page that says:
Problem accessing /customerservice/assets/images/icons/add.png. Reason:
Not Found
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The url path for the image that is displayed in the address bar is:
http://localhost:8888/customerservice/assets/images/icons/add.png
which from my understanding is correct and I have verified that the add.png image is in the icons folder of the images folder for the assets folder which is in the CustomerService folder.
Does anyone have any suggestions? Do I need to configure something in the Railo server or web administrators or in Jetty some how? If so what and how do I do that?
Thanks,
Jason Presley
When you use the internal server on Railo, it is case sensitive. That may be the issue. I see that you have "CustomerService" in camel case
Trying to use Bootstrap 3.0 (pulled via Bower) Glyphicons icon font in an app. Works perfectly in all browsers locally.
In a staging environment on heroku, icon font isn't working on Firefox. Font is hosted in an S3 bucket WITH cross-domain settings setup -- this has been verified by testing the font with a curl command as described here. I get a 200 response, no issues. So, the fonts in the right place (not a path issue) and accessible (not a cross-domain issue -- probably.)
In fact, when I look in the Network panel in firefox, I see a 200 response on the fonts... But the file size is listed as 0kb.
I have tried multiple content types (font/x-woff, application/x-woff), I have tried using font-squirrel's base 64 encoding (didn't work).
I've seen that Bootstrap's customized downloader has broken fonts but this is straight from the repo via Bower.
I have no idea what else to try. Halp?
Don't know if you ever got this solved or not, but I hit the same issue today and the cause of it is because Firefox is a bit strict about hosting your font on a separate domain. If you check out the Firefox web console, it should show an error like this:
Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading
the remote resource at
http:// path/to/fonts/glyphicons-halflings-regular.ttf. This
can be fixed by moving the resource to the same domain or enabling
CORS.
Apparently, there's a way to configure your S3 bucket to stop this from happening ( Boootstrap glyphicons Firefox issues ), but I haven't tried it yet.
Just looping back on this-- brushed the icon font aside in favor of an SVG solution, and in the interim we changed CDN providers, and redid all our CDN settings, while the S3 bucket settings remained the same. Checked the icon fonts in Firefox and voila, no more issues.
So I think our CDN's settings were somehow not passing through the needed permissive S3 settings, or so my coworker suggested.
I have installed magento version 1.3.2.4. everything works fine except the image upload. Images are getting uploaded successfully and saved in temp folder, but not showing up in both backend and frontend. I cant see anything in small-image folder. Tried renaming htaccess in media folder and tried all the possible changes. flash version am using is 11.1. I would be glad if I can get any help on this.
There are a few thing which are worth a shot.
Is your caching enabled? If your admin -> system -> cache management
Have you cleared your cache? In the same place you can clear it out
Have you checked the image url using Firebug or view source? If your url is wrong then you might need to update it in the database, then clear your cache
I have a website that I've just uploaded onto the Internet. When I browse to the site using Firefox 3.0.1 on Ubuntu I don't see the favicon; Firefox 3.0.1 on WinXP does display it.
Why isn't the favicon displaying under Ubuntu? It's a favicon.ico file in the root directory, not referenced in the meta tags; would it work better as a GIF?
Previously, there was no favicon. The browser cached the lack of favicon. Clear the Firefox cache, and all is well.
Try taking a look at this previous Question, which shows you must put two meta tags in your html in order for it to work across all browsers and operating systems.