Joel de Guzman wrote:
Beman, might it be that your CVS chekout that's in an inconsistent state? After all, it was you who packaged the zip file, right?
still-clueless-ly-y'rs,
I may be the case though, that the CVS is in a consistent but wrong state, i.e. CR/LF used consistently. If that gets checked out to a Windows box then I would expect the LF to be replaced by CR/LF resulting in CR/CR/LF. That would explain why the browsers didn't show any problem with the CVS (they can cope with both styles) while the browsers find problems in the ZIP file. (I haven't got access to the CVS right at the moment so I can't verify. However, in the light of other recent CR/LF problems, I'm quite sure CR/LF in the CVS is the problem) Don't we have an inspection tool that already checks the line endings of source files? I think it should also work on .html files (in addition to making the CVS change the line endings). Regards, m