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in appcache manifest (iPhone) #1579 Closed jammus opened this Issue May 6, 2011 · 46 error loading page in html comments Projects None yet Labels Platform: iOS Milestone No milestone Assignees No one assigned 19 participants jammus commented May jquery mobile error loading page message 6, 2011 Supporting files: https://gist.github.com/959332 Steps to reproduce: Open index.html on iPhone. Click add to home screen. Click on newly created icon. Browse to 'read more'. What should happen: Otherpage.html should be loaded from the appcache. https://www.sitepoint.com/jquery-mobile-error-loading-page-workaround/ What happens instead: 'Error loading page'. Some googling has turned up this diagnosis from Stackoverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5824549/cannot-access-manifest-cached-files-with-ajax-from-webapp-saved-to-home-screen-in "Apparently, when trying to use $.ajax() in offline mode, the request successfully fetches the cached files, but it returns 0 on XHMLHttpRequest.status. Having read up on this, I have seen that a status code of 0 can be returned when the user is offline and even when requesting local files. However, a successful GET should report a https://github.com/jquery/jquery-mobile/issues/1579 status code between 200 and 300. Perhaps $.ajax() checks for a 200-300 status, otherwise the request is considered to have failed." Checking the value of jqXHR.responseText in the error handler of the ajax request shows the contents of otherpage.html. The same issue also appears to affect Android (2.2 tested). jblas commented May 6, 2011 @jammus What version of jQuery Core and jQuery Mobile are you using? jammus commented May 6, 2011 Sorry, my bad. jQuery 1.6 and jQM was built from master some time this morning. jblas commented May 6, 2011 @jammus: There were some problems with loading local files this morning that we've since fixed. Can you update and try the newer source? jammus commented May 6, 2011 @jblas: Sure thing. Done and reset the simulator - still getting the same issue on the iPhone. (Can't retest Android at the moment) jammus commented May 10, 2011 @jblas: Finally managed to retest on Android - still experiencing the same issue. jcorporation commented May 13, 2011 This is the same issue and the patch provided works for me with offline manifest #926 jammus commented May 13, 2011 @jcorporation: Thanks for the info. The issue is certainly similar. However the success callback isn't firing for me, only the error callback. The line mentioned in the other ticket has since
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