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List:       kfm-devel
Subject:    Re: KFM & new koffice website
From:       Dawit Alemayehu <adawit () earthlink ! net>
Date:       1999-09-14 0:34:49
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Greetings,

On Mon, 13 Sep 1999, Jeremy Blosser wrote:
> 
> I hope this is appropriate for this list...
> 
> I'm working on a new version of the KOffice pages at
> http://koffice.kde.org/.  I've got them done, but I'm having some trouble
> viewing them with KFM.  It crashes more or less randomly when loading
> pages.  Sometimes it does fine, then later I load the same page and it just
> dies.

What version of kfm are we talking about here ?  I cannot reproduce this with
the latest version (1.167.2.21), which is the one that will ship in the 1.1.2
release.  The only problem ( actually missing thing ) is the bigger JPEG image
on the top part of the page.  And that is because it utilizes an embeeded style=
attribute ...  

    <td valign=middle align=center rowspan=2 width="100%"
      style="background: #ffffff url(pics/all_shot_banner.gif)">&nbsp;</td>

Is there any specific reason for using CSS in this particular case ?  I fail
to see the purpose.  I mean kfm, as well as a lot of the older version of the
popular browsers, will not be able to display it anyway.   Hence, shouldn't it
be replaced with a regular table cell that contains an image tag ?

    <td valign=middle align=center rowspan=2 width="100%">
      <img src=pics/all_shot_banner.gif">&nbsp;</td>

> Another thing -- it only happens when I view the pages remotely.  If I
> serve them locally, it doesn't crash at all.

Ummm... IIRC this is a second report I am reading regarding sites crashing only
when viewed remotely.  Can you try clearing your cache before you browse the
remote site to see what happens ?  Anyway, whatever is causing you crash, I
cannot duplicate it in the latest version.  Perhaps some else can take a crack
at it ...

Regards,
Dawit A.

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