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Asked: 2026-05-30T17:12:12+00:00

I am creating HTML 5 offline application example. I choose manifest file like this

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I am creating HTML 5 offline application example.
I choose manifest file like this :

<html manifest="Configuration/WMP.manifest">

and manifest file is like this :

CACHE MANIFEST

# Build 2012-02-03

CACHE:
source/styles/examples-offline.css
source/styles/examples.css
source/js/Custom.js
source/js/jquery.min.js
source/js/people.js
source/index.html

NETWORK:
http://*
https://*
  • Done correctly ?
  • How do I check that sample works right in my local system ?
  • I read that a manifest file must be served with the mime-type text/cache-manifest. where should I set this mime-type for manifest file ? I use basic HTML file and I don’t use IIS or Apache webserver
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  1. Editorial Team

    This is incorrect:

    NETWORK:
http://*
https://*

    This would try to match the exact URL http://*, which is an invalid URL.

    You can only use the * character as a wildcard when it’s on its own line. For example, this would match any resource that hasn’t been explicitly listed under the CACHE or FALLBACK directives:

    NETWORK:
*

    Make sure you’re serving the file with the text/cache-manifest content type. This used to be explicitly required by the specification, and current browsers have it implemented that way.

    I use basic HTML file and I don’t use IIS or Apache webserver

    Then what do you use to serve up the file? Are you reading it locally, through the file:// scheme?

    To confirm everything is working, open up the page in Chrome, for example, and look at the Console.

    By the way, there’s a validator for application cache manifests: http://manifest-validator.com/

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