Fixed uri only works for chrome

I know my problem sounds really weird but here it is :
Fixed URI on ressources does only on chrome navigator IE and Firefox do not read my url (wich is the same) and return the homepage code.

here is a link :
http://suria.ch/dragon-des-tenebres/contact/

css src value is a fixed uri : style11.css

Indeed, with Firefox and Safari the link to the .css file is simply


Where should it be?

The http://suria.ch/dragon-des-tenebres/style11.css doesn't exists.. Not so weird that it wouldn't work ;-)

http://suria.ch/dragon-des-tenebres/style1.css does exist, the reason it's not loading is because you are in a container, try adding the base href in your head

Quote from: paulp at Dec 13, 2012, 09:39 AM

http://suria.ch/dragon-des-tenebres/style1.css does exist, the reason it's not loading is because you are in a container, try adding the base href in your head

That one is already in place ;-) look below the <title> tag.. The style11.css just seem to be not exists

It's really strange...
http://suria.ch/dragon-des-tenebres/style1.css
exist only on chrome (for me with all cache cleared)

I've set for fixed uri style1.css so it should work right?

And by the way, I used this technique because I need a different css for each page and I don't want to create a new template for each so I did this in the template :


and used a css with a fixed uri like [ed. note: mojomateo last edited this post 13 years, 9 months ago.]

OK, I tried this with firefox a few secs ago, and it shows me the css file (also chrome does, as you say). I'm on a Mac (10.7.x) with Firefox 17.0.1.

Then I would try to add a slash like



just to see if that changes something (if the problem persists)...you could also add that slash in the fixed uri field I think.

Ok I found the problem :
The ressource need to bo not cachable

Quote from: mojomateo at Dec 13, 2012, 10:54 AM

Ok I found the problem :
The ressource need to bo not cachable

That sounds very strange to me.. why should a resouce not be cached???