Re: [go-nuts] Functions handled twice

[Jan Mercl]

The browser is probably trying to get the favicon.

-j

[tomwilde]

This should be FAQ'ed IMHO

[Matthew Kane]

Some browsers will prefetch content. For example, with Chrome, as soon
as I paste that address into the address bar, I see a request to
http://localhost:1890/jobs/, and then a second one when I hit 'enter'.

The favicon.ico situation is unrelated; that resource is served by a
different handler.

On Fri, May 17, 2013 at 11:02 AM, <hbel...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello Golang-nuts
>
> I'am developping a simple web application using GO like this
>
> http.HandleFunc("/jobs/", handleJobs)
>
> http.Handle("/", http.FileServer(http.Dir("tpldir")))
>
> http.ListenAndServe(":1890", nil)
>
>
> In my handleJobs function I print a simple text.
>
> When I put this url localhost:1890/jobs in my browser, the simple text is
> printed twice!!
>
> Please do you have an idea why ?
> Thanks.
>
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[Martin Angers]

Use curl to isolate the problem (or to check if there is a problem in the first place).

[Hraban Luyat]

isn't http.handler routing like servermux prefix based? /favicon.ico falls under / handler

[Dave Cheney]

That is correct.

[Hicham Bellahcene]

Hello

I found the issue.

I'm using bootstrap css template and in my index.html, there is a link to one css file. When I remove it, the function is handled one now.

Thanks