I have a problem with the symfony exception css (Image here) in google chrome since the last update of Chrome. Is it possible to have the CSS processed with a particular extension?
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I'm trying some hack to customize the colors of my Swagger interface (Java / SpringBoot 2.8 project). The hack I tried worked on Google Chrome, but not on Firefox. And the reason it's really weird (at least for me, a humble back-end developer).
By looking to the browser inspector, in the network tab... in Chrome we see, as expected, a request to download the CSS file. But not in Firefox! See the figures.
Firefox:
Chrome:
How is that possible? How does Firefox download the CSS file (the page is nicely rendered) without a explicit request to it? Some kind of http optimization?
Never mind... it was just the browser cache... ¬¬
I have a web app with angularjs and asp.net.
I have implemented StackTrace.js but I'm having issue with the source map.
My source mapping is made with the ASPNetBundling https://github.com/benmccallum/AspNetBundling
My bundling is made this way
- new Bundle (angular and other framework js)
- new ScriptWithSourceMapBundle(all the angular directive that need to be mapped)
Now the problem is if i put my StackTrace.js in a "ScriptWithSourceMapBundle" it works well on Chrome and Firefox. Edge generate a bunch of 404 sourceMappingURL not found.
If i put the StackTrace.js in the "Bundle" instead, Edge is fine but Chrome and Firefox generate the 404 sourceMappingURL not found error.
The StackTrace.js got the min.js and min.js.map included too in the project.
I've installed simplecart on a wordpress site
http://www.pixelligentdev.com/products/
It works fine on firefox - chrome - but not in IE11 on win8 / win10 and I can't find the issue because with debugger tool open it doesn't crash !
If you try to buy a product clicking on "order" button you'll see
It was fixed!
To track it back to source I’ve run IE with VS (Visual Studio) attached + public symbols.
The issue is a IE11 bug related to the storage events and localstorage usage. The bug was not happening when DEV tools was enabled because opening the console will set the mode to “Edge”.
Unfortunately the Microsoft’s reply is:
“This issue appears to have been fixed in Microsoft Edge. We're not presently working on feature bugs in Internet Explorer outside of security-related issues.”
The workaround is simple.
You can force IE11 to load the backwards compatibility mode to IE10.
The MS new browser (Edge) is not following that directive and IE <=10 are also ignoring it.
This can be done by adding a X-UA-Compatible meta,but this approach is not
recommended.
Instead I’ve pushed it via the header (.htaccess) to avoid page validation errors.
Changes in .htaccess
• I’ve Added to header “X-UA-Compatible” mode that will force IE11 to render as IE10.( backwards compatibility)
Header set X-UA-Compatible "IE=EmulateIE10"
When I work in my local host, it is working fine. No issues.
When I deployed my code to the server, This error occurs only to One page in my application. All other pages works fine.
I tested in IE, Chrome and Firefox browsers. In IE and Chrome, it is showing blank page. I checked in developer tools and found that there is no content. In Firefox, it is showing the below error.
XML Parsing Error: no element found
Location: create.aspx
Line Number 1, Column 1:
^
The other thing I am using differently from other pages is the toolscript manager.
In other pages, I am using script manager.
What would be the reason behind this ?
I'm working with Symfony2 and I emulate IE8 with VMWare.
I have a problem with the web debug toolbar and its display.
I don't know why the toolbar is not working good.
Maybe there'is some JS problem but I don't find anything. If I click on any item, I have the details page but there, I have a JS bug that's why I think about a JS bug for my toolbar.