[thelist] OT: Mozilla bug needs votes
pixel
pixel at pixelfreak.net
Tue May 28 15:24:01 CDT 2002
This is off topic, but thought it might be of interest to people on the
list.
There is a particular regression that as made it's way into Mozilla RC3
regarding window.open()
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=130174
scrollbars=0 is being ignored in calls to window.open(). We have many
sites that use this feature and scrollbars are covering content which
has a strong visual impact on design.
Bugs with more 'votes' tend to get higher visiblity with developers and
better odds of getting fixed. Mozilla is the foundation for Netscape 7
so if you rely on this feature, let your voice be heard and vote for
this bug!
~Scott
<tip type="case sensitive, Tomcat 4.x, error page" author="pixel">
While running in stand-alone mode, Apache Tomcat's URLs are case
sensitive, even on Windows. If all of your physical files are in lower-case
but a user submits a URL with mixed or upper-case you will get a 404.
As a workaround, register a custom error page in your web.xml file with
the following JSP code at the top of the document.
<%@page language="java" import="java.io.*" %>
<%
String requestedURL =
((String)request.getAttribute("javax.servlet.error.message")).toLowerCase();
ServletContext ctx = getServletContext();
String realPath = ctx.getRealPath(requestedURL);
try {
File reqFile = new File(realPath);
if (reqFile.exists()) {
response.sendRedirect(requestedURL);
}
} catch (Exception ex) {}// usualy it's a bad idea to ignore exceptions,
but since this *is* an error page.....
%>
The page will redirect the browser to a lower-case version of the file,
if it exists. Otherwise, the body of the custom error page will be
displayed.
Note: this is a simple example that only works with physical files that
are lower-case and does not pass referer information or query strings.
</tip>
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