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Hi,

 

I signed up because I am studying computer science and I am hoping to share

my projects from my WebGL-based computer graphics course with friends.

However, even though my WebGL website works fine locally, even on a

localhost on my machine, when I try to view it on Helioshost the WebGL

content is invisible. I would have thought that since WebGL runs on the

client it should serve from Helioshost in the same way as it does on a

localhost. Does anyone have a clue why it doesn't?

 

I have the same folder and file structure as my local copy of the website,

so I don't know what could be wrong.

 

Thanks,

Terry Rozmus

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I solved it. As soon as I sent the message it occurred to me that it was probably a typo in the html that the localhost accepted, but Helioshost was not set to process. I was right: it was a capital letter at the start of an SRC for a folder that did not start with a capital letter in the file system.

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That would do it. Windows servers won't care about capitalisation of file names, but Linux ones definitely will.

 

Glad to see you figured it out.

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