On 01/24/12 06:46, Albrecht Schlosser wrote:
> Yeah, the old approach (with FLTK 1.1) was IIRC to display a
> standard header, then followed by the normal HTML page, and then
> by the form needed to show and add comments. Or similar...
>
> Unfortunately this didn't work with the doxygen docs, maybe for
> three or more reasons:
> (1) they used their own .css file(s) [conflict with the standard css]
> (2) the doxygen docs used html frames
> (3) doxygen docs are known to change their filenames/URL's sometimes
> (4...) don't know...
I spent about an hour messing with the php approach
on my own server.
I got the php stuff working to insert comments in the
fltk doxygen docs, and it looks OK in Explorer, but
for some reason Firefox is ignoring the css completely,
giving errors about the external css files due to MIME
type issues.
I think it's a problem in the default HTTP headers
generated by PHP that prevents Firefox from loading
external css content.
I'll poke a bit more..
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