Setting the .htaccess MIME type to text/cache-manifest in XAMPP to view websites offline in HTML5_问答_开发者

Setting the .htaccess MIME type to text/cache-manifest in XAMPP to view websites offline in HTML5

开发者 https://www.devze.com 2023-03-20 08:48 出处：网络

I\'ve seen pretty much all the tutorials in the web about how to make your site viewable offline using the cache manifest and they all say something like this:

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I've seen pretty much all the tutorials in the web about how to make your site viewable offline using the cache manifest and they all say something like this:

A manifest file must be served with the mime-type text/cache-manifest. You may need to add a custom file type to your web server or .htaccess configuration.

But when I look at my XAMPP directory, there aren't any files named ".htaccess" in my xampp/htdocs folder. I did a search under the xampp/ directory and there's quite a lot of them, one in each folder below:

xampp/htdocs/drupal
xampp/phpMyAdmin/setup/lib
xampp/phpMyAdmin/libraries
xampp/htdocs/xampp/sqlite
xampp/htdocs/forbidden
xampp/phpMyAdmin/contrib

My partner here says I have to make that myself inside xampp/htdocs/开发者_StackOverflownameOfTheFolderOfMyWebApp but I don't quite trust him since it didn't work. Help?

This may help, at least for testing:

Since you are using PHP, you could create a PHP file named themanifestfile.php with this content:

<?php header('Content-type: text/cache-manifest'); ?>CACHE MANIFEST

demoimages/clownfish.jpg
demoimages/clownfishsmall.jpg
demoimages/flowingrock.jpg
# THE REST OF YOUR OFFLINE FILES GO HERE

Then, in your html:

<html manifest="themanifestfile.php">

I know this doesn't directly answer your question, but it may save you a lot of time fighting against apache configuration files if you only need to test your app.