I am trying to get a grasp on how HTML5 offline cache works. I\'ve read various tutorials and they all have tiny variations on what the manifest file must look like.I set up a page with a cache manife
Hi I\'m designed a web app to be used offline at my company. People will be walking around the warehouse with iPads offline enter some pretty simple form data, usually 15-20 char id codes and quantiti
I am trying to write the manifest file but I am having weird problem in FF5, its caching all despite saying to don\'t do 开发者_Go百科so. My manifest file looks like:
I have a web application that has a constant URL and internal state machine. The states are changed via posts. I know it is a bad design and I should use the rest approach. But given this I have a fol
What is new in HTML 5’s “offline web applications” feature which was not already available in all browsers?
I\'ve looked around at various posts on the web; but it looks like it\'s all only for static .html files. Mephisto and rack-offline looked like they could be useful, but I couldn\'t figure out if they
The HTML5 Offline Web application spec gives an example of how to lazily load HTML pages into the cache:
I\'m having trouble getting a real simple html5 cache manifest to work on the iPad. It does however work on all other devices and browsers I\'ve tested.
Does anyone know if the standard browser in Blackberry OS6 supports cache manifests and offline browsin开发者_如何学JAVAg? If so, would it be able to handle caching around 30 pages of data?
I am making a web app that is database driven and am having a hard time trying to figure out a way to cache article pages.