[Forcecontenttype] Finally, success...

[Nathan Sweet]

Ryan,

It turns out that I never did get forcect to work for me.  It only
seemed to work because Mozilla 1.4 apparently now handles the
misconfigured web-app I was trying to use.  Technically, I suppose I
don't really know if forcect was working or not.  I do know that I don't
need it anymore (for now).  Thanks for the cool extension to Mozilla,
though!


On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 15:54, Nathan Sweet wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 15:15, Ryan Gammon wrote:
> > Thanks, Nathan!
> > 
> > IIRC, mozilla was segfaulting on you with RedHat's Mozilla 1.4, right? 
> > I'l have to check that out...
> > 
> > Nathan Sweet wrote:
> > 
> > >I've finally been able to get forcect to work for me.  I dumped RedHat's
> > >make of Mozilla and installed the 1.4 RPMs available from mozilla.org's
> > >website.  forcect works as expected now.  Now I can use Mozilla for all
> > >my needs.  Thanks for a great bit of software, Ryan!
> 
> Ryan,
> 
> Actually, mozilla never segfaulted on me -- I just couldn't get the
> editor to work right as I kept getting various JavaScript errors in the
> console.  Besides Redhat's build for RH9 (v1.2.1), I also tried their
> Rawhide build (v1.4RC1) and 1.2 on XP, with no luck -- just various
> JavaScript errors.  I have no need to get it to work on XP, as I just
> needed it to work on my lab workstations (running Linux).
-- 
Nathan Sweet
University of New Mexico
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