On 18.06.2008, at 15:47, Jan Lehnardt wrote:
For 0.7.2, after some fix, all cases except 1 can pass on Opera,
while IE
just cannot show couch_tests.html at all. For 0.8.0-incubating, IE
can show
test cases, but both Opera and IE can run none of the cases
successfully,
while Firefox can run most of the cases successfully (except 2, one
for
Unicode, and one for compaction).
The problem for Opera is that when creating a DB, there should be a
"PUT"
request, but a "DELETE" is instead. This should be the fault of
Opera's JS
engine? I am not sure, but the phenomenon is strange.
Could you try with the latest trunk. A ton of things changed since
0.7.2 was
released. If you see any more problems, please open more bugs :-)
Thanks
for you help here.
He said he tried with 0.8.0 :)
I think most of the IE failures can be attributed to rather aggressive
caching of AJAX responses by the browser. We may need to play with
some caching headers here or use client-side hacks.
Opera 9.50 on Windows XP is behaving in a really really weird way that
I haven't figured out yet. It *seems* to be sending the synchronous
AJAX requests in random order or something.
Cheers,
--
Christopher Lenz
cmlenz at gmx.de
http://www.cmlenz.net/
