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Chrome not loading CSS when hosted remotely [BUG] #982
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oof, a browser-dependent difference handling URL redirects, as it relates to one route (or resource class perhaps) but not others... I don't really know where to start. It's conceivable that this will be fixed by the upcoming dash 1.5 release, that moves the cache-busting string from query params into the file names? Otherwise I'd suggest posting this in https://community.plot.ly/c/dash, someone there may have an idea. |
I am having the same problem right now. |
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I have a bit of a weird bug. If I run the app locally and view through Firefox or Chrome the CSS loads correctly and everything looks great.
If i host remotely and just tunnel/expose the URL via ngrok, the same, works on both.
However currently I am hosting remotely and using a URL redirect from AWS -> Azure and now for some reason the CSS won't load on Chrome but it does on Firefox.
The error chrome gives is
Which is really weird because it doesn't seem to be trying very hard or very often at all! In particular looking at the server output i see a 304 for the CSS file from the Firefox request but not from Chrome, any ideas? (also kind of curious that only one triggers the pandas warning...)
I suspect it's a caching thing that I don't understand
Thanks!
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