I need a help regarding my website https://pdfmaze.com .I am having a error in google search console it is
showing me Parsing error: Missing ',' or '}' I don't know that much coding so I cant fix it .
here is a screenshot of google consolescreenshot of google console
I don't know if you solved this issue but I had the same problem with one page at my site, the problem was occurring because a word in double-quotes at the description and the JSON malformed was because this word, JSON format is {"description": "the description is here"} but if any word in the description is in double-quotes then the JSON is considered malformed. SOLUTION! don't put words in double-quotes or use single-quotes. In my case, I just took off the double-quotes from the product's descripion and that solves the issue.
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I have this website where I need to show all posts on the search result page based on the searched string. I'm using Elementor Pro and JetEngine (custom post). Unfortunately, when searching with Norwegian characters such as "æ" "ø" and "å" it didn't show all Posts with that characters, just throwing no result. For example; when searching "Økern", no result was found. While using 'Okern' it shows the expected post/s to show.
Below are the following links I tried and still NO-LUCK.
Wordpress search failed on special characters due to improper decode - decode URL parameter 's'
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/search-with-special-characters-3/ - currently using utf8 tho I tried to update tables' collation to danish and latin1 https://dev.mysql.com/blog-archive/mysql-8-0-collations-the-devil-is-in-the-details/
I already played with the search parameter options, but still no luck.
Anyone have idea or fix for this? Appreciate your time, thank you
So I'm editing my settings in JSON and it all works well but this error keeps popping up:
"Expected comma jsonc(514)"
This is my code:
"css.lint.emptyRules": "ignore",
This is the whole json file just in case:
Whole Json file
You are missing a comma after the "gitlens.advanced.messages" object and before "css.lint.emptyRules": "ignore". That should solve your issue, also I highly advise you to take a look here JSON Syntax
I am trying to push some data into CRM utilizing the logic app and the parameter fields.
Some of the fields get pushed through, while others do not. I am trying to understand what is the logic behind this?
All of the fields go through except the LeadPM field. I get this error:
"message": "Syntax error: character '"' is not valid at position 1 in '("Yu li")'."
This is what I have done so far:
When I got this error, I added "" and this did not work, so then I added '' and this did not work either. I finally did not add any quotes and am still getting this error. Any insight on this would be greatly appreciated.
JSON PARSE
It seems the value of your FeaturePM is " and it can't be stored in Lead PM directly. You need to add a \ to escape it. Change the value of FeaturePM to \" and then put it into Lead PM.
I've been given the task of creating an ICAL feed of conference calls for members of our organization. I created a handler in ASP.NET that loops through our database, gets the call data from the database, and creates output that appears valid to me based on what I've read of the ICAL format, and the examples I've seen/disassembled.
Outlook 2007 reads the resulting output and displays the calendar, no problem (screenshot here shows how it renders).
30 Boxes also has no problem with it. (see test here).
But when I try to load the same output into Google Calendar, I get the message "We could not parse the calendar at the url requested":
What's wrong with my output that's causing Google to reject it? You can see the temporary data I'm testing with at this URL: http://www.joshuacarmody.com/temp/icaltest.ics. This is a snapshot of the output from my .ASHX file, unaltered except the phone numbers and passcodes have been sanitized.
Edit with additional Info:
I just tried the following
Created a copy of my test file called "icaltest-1googevent.ics"
Deleted all the VEVENT data from the file
Exported one of my Google calendars to ICS
Copied one VEVENT from Google's exported data into my test file
Attempted to subcribe to icaltest-1googevent.ics in Google Calendar.
I still got an error message. So I'm guessing the issue isn't with my VEVENT data, but with something else about the file. Maybe there's something wrong with my VCALENDAR definition?
the severinghaus ics validator seems to think there is something funny ( a ? ) before the BEGIN CALENDAR
http://severinghaus.org/projects/icv/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.joshuacarmody.com%2Ftemp%2Ficaltest.ics
In my testing google was a lot fussier/rigourous/pedantic - once you get it working with the validator and google it should work in most places.
After lots of trial-and-error, and comparing my output with Google's, I got it working. There were a few problems with my ICS file:
Unescaped characters (I didn't know I had to escape commas!)
Inconsistent line return characters. They didn't show up in my text editor, but I had to use .NET's String.remove() to remove "\r" from my output to get Google to recognize it
The file was missing VCALENDAR:END. Apparently Outlook doesn't much care. Google does.
I had not one, but three funny characters before the BEGIN:VCALENDAR, decimal codes 239, 187, 191.
I found them thanks to the severinghaus.org link above, thanks!
It turns out they're a prefix called BOM in UTF-8, you can read up on it here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTF-8#Byte_order_mark
Google doesn't handle this, but after stripping these three characters from the file and uploading to the server, I was able to susbribe to that calendar in Google Calendar (from URL).
I hope this helps someone passing by this page in the future...
I had similar problem until I realised that opening the generated .ics file in Notepad++ wasn't in UTF-8. I was using a method to convert my string to a byte array, but wasn't using an encoder for this, so no matter what content headers I used, the file would never be generated using UTF-8. This simple fix resolved the UTF-8 generation and Google is now happy with my feed:
var utf8 = Encoding.UTF8;
byte[] utfBytes = utf8.GetBytes(myString);
myString= utf8.GetString(utfBytes, 0, utfBytes.Length);
I'm in an ASP.NET UserControl. When I type Control-K, Control-D to reformat all the markup, I get a series of messages from VS 2008:
"Could not reformat the document. The original format was restored."
"Could not complete the action."
"The operation could not be completed. The parameter is incorrect."
Anybody know what causes this?
Edit: OK, that is just...weird.
The problem is here:
<asp:TableCell>
<asp:Button Text="Cancel" runat="server" ID="lnkCancel" CssClass="CellSingleItem" />
</asp:TableCell>
Somehow that asp:Button line is causing the problem. But if I delete any individual attribute, the formatting works. Or if I add a new attribute, the formatting works. Or if I change the tag to be non-self-closing, it works. But if I undo and leave it as-is, it doesn't work.
All I can figure is that this is some sort of really obscure, bizarre bug.
There's probably some malformed markup somewhere in your document. Have you tried it on a fresh document?
Did get the problem today.
My solution: Restart Visual Studio
Usually this sort of behavior is caused by invalid code. It may only be invalid HTML causing it which would still allow the program to be compiled.
For example, if tags are mismatched like this the IDE cannot reformat it.
<div><h1>My Title</div></h1
Check your warnings to see if there are any entries pointing towards mismatched or unclosed tags.
For me, it's usually as issue with whitespace. To fix it, I open Find and Replace (CTRL+H), set Look in to "Current Document", check Use and select "Regular expressions". For Find what I enter ":b|\n" (minus quotes), and for Replace with I enter a single space. Then I click Replace All.
The steps above will replace all whitespace—including line breaks—with a single space, and the next time you format the document, you shouldn't get any errors. That is assuming you don't have malformed HTML.
select the entire suspicious codes segments and use Ctrl+k,Ctrl+F to format only the selected segments instead of whole document .
this way you can find the exact place of problems specially not closed or inappropriate closed tags and fix them .
after all scanning segment by segment is done you can format the whole document for sure
My problem was an extra ". Look carefully the html.
I encountered this for the first time a few weeks ago. I found it was down to invalid HTML. I had to cut out sections of content and paste it back in a little at a time to track down the problem.
For me, I had some bogus characters in my markup code. I only found this out by copy and pasting all my text into Notepad. After that, I saw the bogus characters (showed up as little squares). I just deleted those lines and retyped them and now everything is ok.
I had an unwanted semi-colon. But you may have quote ('), double quote ("), semi-colon (;) or any special character.
So, editing my answer with more details and a screenshot because it still very active.
Go to that line by double clicking the error and search for the extra (unwanted) quote ('), double quote ("), semi-colon (;) or any special character. Remove it because it is causing the error.
Just to add some more information. This issue is caused due to some invalid markup in html.
It won't cause any blocking while running the application.
Unfortunately the solutions mentioned here did not work for me.
1. Restarting visual studio
2. Replacing spaces using regex etc
The best solution to fix the issue is to go to the specific line where the issue is caused and check that line for any invalid symbols like , or ". Just remove it and it will work fine.
My issue is extra " in the value of html attribute, After removing this it is working fine for me.