!svn/vcc/default 405 method not allowed problem

Hello peeps,

If you are having a proxy server between you and your svn repository and the proxy server has an ip restriction, this problem can happen to you.

Lets say you have a project in url http://example.com/svn/reponame/trunk/project. And you wanna share it with a third party. But can't since,  they are reporting of error

Server sent unexpected return value (405 method not allowed) in response to PROPFIND /svn/reponame/!svn/vcc/default

Well the problem is mainly because, your proxy server does not allow the users to go throght /svn/reponame And rather than proxying the request to your svn server, it immediately answers with a not allowed response.

Naturally, you dont want http://example.com/svn/reponame to be seen/listed by any other outsider since there may be other projects which you dont wanna share the source code.

So, you dont put the location /svn/reponame to your locations in the proxy configuration.
But you should. yeah.
SVN access file and ip restriction in your proxy will prevent others to see confidential data.


just put

<location /svn/reponame>
...
.
.
</location>

to your proxy config.

Cheers.

IPhone/Ipad html container problem (float right)

I have had a strange html problem with iphone/ipad recently. I was designing an html which has a width of 1024px and contains a child div which is floated right. The child div was strangely out of background. It was kind of overflowed.

Well, enuf bla bla. Check this post. It identifies the problem well and gives great solution.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12625949/floatright-elements-causing-elements-to-break-outside-of-containers-on-iphone

For my part adding
 
<meta name="viewport" content="width=1024" />

to head part solved the problem.

Thanks to user1703674 for this great question and Magnus Magnusson for nice and clean explanation.

Cheers

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In order to prevent caching ajax calls for IE 9, just add the following JQuery line to your js.

$.ajaxSetup ({cache: false});

Thanks to http://viralpatel.net/blogs/ajax-cache-problem-in-ie/ for this valuable information.

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