Sorta solved: suspicious sessions and R/R loops created for a CSS font

Hugi, thanks! > On 10 Jan 2020, at 20:19, Hugi Thordarson wrote: > Well, WOStaticResourceRequestHandler doesn't really "create a > request/response loop". A request is is sent to the application, the > application will then look at the URL and determine from that what request > handler should

Re: suspicious sessions and R/R loops created for a CSS font

Well, WOStaticResourceRequestHandler doesn't really "create a request/response loop". A request is is sent to the application, the application will then look at the URL and determine from that what request handler should handle the request. That handler then generates a response. In this case WO

Re: suspicious sessions and R/R loops created for a CSS font

> On Jan 9, 2020, at 10:23 PM, Chuck Hill via Webobjects-dev > wrote: > > Hi OC, > > I am pretty sure it is the relative URLs in font-awesome.min.css. They get > evaluated as relative to the URL of your page not the URL of that CSS. > This reminds me of relative links to images in WO page

Re: suspicious sessions and R/R loops created for a CSS font

P.P.S. > On 10 Jan 2020, at 2:54 PM, ocs@ocs via Webobjects-dev > wrote: > I must admit I can't see even what to try now :-O Got an idea to override and log out requestHandlerForKey, and the results are... interesting. I thought I'll get the ComponentRequestHandler for those bogus requests; I

Re: suspicious sessions and R/R loops created for a CSS font

P.S. Observing ApplicationWillDispatchRequestNotification, in all the cases (i.e., with relative "../fonts...", with absolute "/dms/css..." and even with "http://localhost:56005/dms/css ...") I am always getting the same URIs in the requests, they al

Re: suspicious sessions and R/R loops created for a CSS font

Chuck, thanks! > On 10 Jan 2020, at 7:23 AM, Chuck Hill wrote: > I am pretty sure it is the relative URLs in font-awesome.min.css. They get > evaluated as relative to the URL of your page not the URL of that CSS. That idea occurred to me too, but I think in that case it would not work (would

Re: suspicious sessions and R/R loops created for a CSS font

Hi OC, I am pretty sure it is the relative URLs in font-awesome.min.css. They get evaluated as relative to the URL of your page not the URL of that CSS. Chuck > On Jan 9, 2020, at 5:48 PM, OCsite via Webobjects-dev > wrote: > > Gentlemen, > > my application does some R/R loops and creates

suspicious sessions and R/R loops created for a CSS font

Gentlemen, my application does some R/R loops and creates some sessions/main components which I believe it should not. Lately, from a webdesigner, I have got some improvements of the look of my application, which essentially looks like in the html header. The CSS starts with === /*! * Fon