HTML and CSS Reference
In-Depth Information
CACHE MANIFEST
FALLBACK:
NETWORK:
The first section of the file is where we list all the resources that we wish to store offline.
The order the resources are listed is not important (please check the paths are correct for
the files you have in your development environment):
CACHE MANIFEST
tasks.html
scripts/date.js
scripts/
jquery
-2.0.3.
js
scripts/
jquery
-serialization.js
scripts/
jquery
-tmpl.js
scripts/jquery.validate.js
scripts/tasks-controller.js
scripts/tasks-indexeddb.js
scripts/tasks-webstorage.js
styles/tasks.css
FALLBACK:
NETWORK:
These paths are all relative to the application cache file, but absolute paths can also be used.
It is very important that all the paths are correct, because if even one of the resources is not
available, no files will be added to the browser appcache, and the application will not be
available offline.
This is part of the Application Cache specification, even though it seems counter intuitive.
It is therefore also vitally important that if a resource is removed from the application it is
removed from this manifest.
