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Chrome says 'No manifest detected' when manifest.json is served by Django
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowDjango serving static pages from SphinxServe a folder different from the static directory in DjangoDjango 1.7 - Serving static filesHow to serve static files with django that has hardcoded relative paths on Heroku/OpenShift/etc?django serving static files/ angularJS appIs it possible to load the progressive web app manifest file from authenticated site?Django - serving a SPA from static folderDjango URL patterns to serve external webpack bundleDjango - serving an Angular appAcquiring CSRF token from Django when index.html is served by nginix
I have an SPA with Django on backend. I try to make it a progressive web app. I made a manifest.json and linked it in my index.html:
<link rel="manifest" href="/static/manifest.json">
Chrome can't detect it. My index.html is a Django template and is stored in templates directory and can't be accessed but by Django route /. Manifest.json is in static directory and served to front-end as a regular static file. I think this is the reason manifest can't be detected - index.html not being accessible. Am I right? If so, could you give me an advice as to how to make it work please?
django progressive-web-apps
asked Mar 7 at 19:35
Andrew LukjanovAndrew Lukjanov
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I have an SPA with Django on backend. I try to make it a progressive web app. I made a manifest.json and linked it in my index.html:
<link rel="manifest" href="/static/manifest.json">
Chrome can't detect it. My index.html is a Django template and is stored in templates directory and can't be accessed but by Django route /. Manifest.json is in static directory and served to front-end as a regular static file. I think this is the reason manifest can't be detected - index.html not being accessible. Am I right? If so, could you give me an advice as to how to make it work please?
django progressive-web-apps
asked Mar 7 at 19:35
Andrew LukjanovAndrew Lukjanov
981210
What happens when you go to /static/manifest.json directly? Can you see the data?
– Daniel Roseman
Mar 7 at 19:52
Yes, I can access manifest.json in this way. Although, not index.html if that matters.
– Andrew Lukjanov
Mar 7 at 20:08
Not sure why you think you should be able to access index.html. It's a template, not a page. And the fact of the template being in a separate directory has no relevance at all.
– Daniel Roseman
Mar 7 at 20:11
I hope I didn't make myself obscure. I thought the fact index.html not being available on par with manifest was the reason manifest file can't be loaded.
– Andrew Lukjanov
Mar 7 at 20:17
add a comment |
I have an SPA with Django on backend. I try to make it a progressive web app. I made a manifest.json and linked it in my index.html:
<link rel="manifest" href="/static/manifest.json">
Chrome can't detect it. My index.html is a Django template and is stored in templates directory and can't be accessed but by Django route /. Manifest.json is in static directory and served to front-end as a regular static file. I think this is the reason manifest can't be detected - index.html not being accessible. Am I right? If so, could you give me an advice as to how to make it work please?
django progressive-web-apps
asked Mar 7 at 19:35
Andrew LukjanovAndrew Lukjanov
981210
I have an SPA with Django on backend. I try to make it a progressive web app. I made a manifest.json and linked it in my index.html:
<link rel="manifest" href="/static/manifest.json">
Chrome can't detect it. My index.html is a Django template and is stored in templates directory and can't be accessed but by Django route /. Manifest.json is in static directory and served to front-end as a regular static file. I think this is the reason manifest can't be detected - index.html not being accessible. Am I right? If so, could you give me an advice as to how to make it work please?
django progressive-web-apps
django progressive-web-apps
asked Mar 7 at 19:35
Andrew LukjanovAndrew Lukjanov
981210
asked Mar 7 at 19:35
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Andrew Lukjanov
asked Mar 7 at 19:35
Andrew LukjanovAndrew Lukjanov
981210
asked Mar 7 at 19:35
Andrew LukjanovAndrew Lukjanov
981210
asked Mar 7 at 19:35
Andrew LukjanovAndrew Lukjanov
981210
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What happens when you go to /static/manifest.json directly? Can you see the data?
– Daniel Roseman
Mar 7 at 19:52
Yes, I can access manifest.json in this way. Although, not index.html if that matters.
– Andrew Lukjanov
Mar 7 at 20:08
Not sure why you think you should be able to access index.html. It's a template, not a page. And the fact of the template being in a separate directory has no relevance at all.
– Daniel Roseman
Mar 7 at 20:11
I hope I didn't make myself obscure. I thought the fact index.html not being available on par with manifest was the reason manifest file can't be loaded.
– Andrew Lukjanov
Mar 7 at 20:17
add a comment |
What happens when you go to /static/manifest.json directly? Can you see the data?
– Daniel Roseman
Mar 7 at 19:52
Yes, I can access manifest.json in this way. Although, not index.html if that matters.
– Andrew Lukjanov
Mar 7 at 20:08
Not sure why you think you should be able to access index.html. It's a template, not a page. And the fact of the template being in a separate directory has no relevance at all.
– Daniel Roseman
Mar 7 at 20:11
I hope I didn't make myself obscure. I thought the fact index.html not being available on par with manifest was the reason manifest file can't be loaded.
– Andrew Lukjanov
Mar 7 at 20:17
What happens when you go to /static/manifest.json directly? Can you see the data?
– Daniel Roseman
Mar 7 at 19:52
What happens when you go to /static/manifest.json directly? Can you see the data?
– Daniel Roseman
Mar 7 at 19:52
Yes, I can access manifest.json in this way. Although, not index.html if that matters.
– Andrew Lukjanov
Mar 7 at 20:08
Yes, I can access manifest.json in this way. Although, not index.html if that matters.
– Andrew Lukjanov
Mar 7 at 20:08
Not sure why you think you should be able to access index.html. It's a template, not a page. And the fact of the template being in a separate directory has no relevance at all.
– Daniel Roseman
Mar 7 at 20:11
Not sure why you think you should be able to access index.html. It's a template, not a page. And the fact of the template being in a separate directory has no relevance at all.
– Daniel Roseman
Mar 7 at 20:11
I hope I didn't make myself obscure. I thought the fact index.html not being available on par with manifest was the reason manifest file can't be loaded.
– Andrew Lukjanov
Mar 7 at 20:17
I hope I didn't make myself obscure. I thought the fact index.html not being available on par with manifest was the reason manifest file can't be loaded.
– Andrew Lukjanov
Mar 7 at 20:17
add a comment |
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load static
% static "manifest.json" %
The syntax here is % static "path/relative/to/static/folder" %
answered Mar 7 at 19:38
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Writing % static "manifest.json" % results in "/static/manifest.json" so there's no difference.
– Andrew Lukjanov
Mar 7 at 20:10
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load static
% static "manifest.json" %
The syntax here is % static "path/relative/to/static/folder" %
answered Mar 7 at 19:38
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808512
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Writing % static "manifest.json" % results in "/static/manifest.json" so there's no difference.
– Andrew Lukjanov
Mar 7 at 20:10
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Try
load static
% static "manifest.json" %
The syntax here is % static "path/relative/to/static/folder" %
answered Mar 7 at 19:38
sun_jarasun_jara
808512
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Writing % static "manifest.json" % results in "/static/manifest.json" so there's no difference.
– Andrew Lukjanov
Mar 7 at 20:10
add a comment |
Try
load static
% static "manifest.json" %
The syntax here is % static "path/relative/to/static/folder" %
answered Mar 7 at 19:38
sun_jarasun_jara
808512
Try
load static
% static "manifest.json" %
The syntax here is % static "path/relative/to/static/folder" %
answered Mar 7 at 19:38
sun_jarasun_jara
808512
answered Mar 7 at 19:38
sun_jarasun_jara
808512
answered Mar 7 at 19:38
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answered Mar 7 at 19:38
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Writing % static "manifest.json" % results in "/static/manifest.json" so there's no difference.
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Writing % static "manifest.json" % results in "/static/manifest.json" so there's no difference.
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Writing % static "manifest.json" % results in "/static/manifest.json" so there's no difference.
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What happens when you go to /static/manifest.json directly? Can you see the data?
– Daniel Roseman
Mar 7 at 19:52
Yes, I can access manifest.json in this way. Although, not index.html if that matters.
– Andrew Lukjanov
Mar 7 at 20:08
Not sure why you think you should be able to access index.html. It's a template, not a page. And the fact of the template being in a separate directory has no relevance at all.
– Daniel Roseman
Mar 7 at 20:11
I hope I didn't make myself obscure. I thought the fact index.html not being available on par with manifest was the reason manifest file can't be loaded.
– Andrew Lukjanov
Mar 7 at 20:17