So, I have some serious problems with appcache.
I have a one-page application (with real URLs using page.js and loading html from the server when the page loads, (sending: false)
It works on node.js, in particular its sails.js application.
I have a manifest file in the html tag of the layout. The manifest file has been tested repeatedly and everything is checked. It works flawlessly in chrome. Even in Safari, it displays correctly in the inspector and has a list of assets listed in the file. So far so good.
However, in offline mode, Safari does not load anything except the html document itself. Thus, I basically only see an unused list of headers. The console shows a bunch of 404. Therefore, even if it reads the manifest file correctly, it caches nothing.
Firefox doesn't even detect the manifest file and seems to work as if it doesn't exist.
Safari on iOS7 behaves like firefox and doesn't show anything when disabled.
Anyone with bright ideas why this could happen ???
Naman Goel Dec 18 '13 at 10:35 2013-12-18 10:35
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