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Hi,
I not sure if this is an Apache question or not. I'm currently trying to replace a javascript file in a piece of software which uses Apache as it's server. The page I'm trying to replace is one which is displayed if cookies aren't enabled on the users browser. The js file is javascript which is called by another page. I'm having difficulty tracking down the page that calls the js, in the access_log the page that calls it is referred to as /, which I guess calls index.html in the root web directory, however index.html does not refer to the js file, as do none of the other files in the directory. Consequently, even though I have updated the js file, when cookies are not enabled it still displays the original content produced by the js file. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I can track down the page that calls the js file. Many thanks.
I not sure if this is an Apache question or not. I'm currently trying to replace a javascript file in a piece of software which uses Apache as it's server. The page I'm trying to replace is one which is displayed if cookies aren't enabled on the users browser. The js file is javascript which is called by another page. I'm having difficulty tracking down the page that calls the js, in the access_log the page that calls it is referred to as /, which I guess calls index.html in the root web directory, however index.html does not refer to the js file, as do none of the other files in the directory. Consequently, even though I have updated the js file, when cookies are not enabled it still displays the original content produced by the js file. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I can track down the page that calls the js file. Many thanks.