Read this if you're having trouble with your admin panel with testing builds

[kbeeveer46]

In the latest testing build we added gzip support and essentially compressed the javascript files to about 1/6 of their original size. It seem there have been a few people whose servers ar set up correctly to handle these new gzipped files. There is one simple solution (thanks Savant) to fix this. Add the following code to your .htaccess file

<files *.js.gz>
AddType "text/javascript" .gz
AddEncoding gzip .gz
</files>

If you are not currently using an .htaccess file there is one provided for you. It should be called htaccess.default. Rename this file to .htaccess (with a period in front) and add the code above. Make sure you read through the entire .htaccess file and follow the directions.

[Vodemo]

Thank you, it works !

I'd modified and renamed the htacces.default file but nothing changed.
I'd renames the extensions but nothing changed.
I saw a htacces file in template dirctory : I'd copy past the <file></file> code and it works

So... i hope it will no have problems with last changes.

thanks.

[marcpan]

anyone how to configure iis6 to do this?
mp

[kbeeveer46]

anyone how to configure iis6 to do this?
mp

I don't think you can use an htaccess file with IIS.

[marcpan]

u r right,no htaccess with IIS. was trying to set MIME type for .gz to application/x-gzip or text/javascript it didnt work. are you guys running apache on windows? anyone else using IIS knows how to get .gz to work?