Just getting blank screen for all(Network calls,Elements, Sources, timeline, Profiles, Resources, Audit, Console), is there any way to fix this???
Yes, downgrade the chrome version to privious version
I tried on Version 89.0.4389.90 (Official Build) (x86_64) and faced the same issue , but was able to use it as expected when I downgraded to 88.0.4324.192 (Official Build) (x86_64). I would recommend to downgrade to this version.
As a variant you can try Microsoft Edge that works well now with Stetho.
I found it yeasterday and it made my day! Stetho is a great tool and I don't need to think anymore how to make Chrome to work with it!
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When I run the application with Visual Studio and ripple, and I click link for other pages from Cordova project( to localhost) comes an error. Ripple notificates: "Instead of the page you'll see an AW, snap!" Chromes DeveloperTools tells: "was disconnected from the page.'
Links for some website works good. Before links worked well.
What could be the problem?
We found what appears to be a bug in Chromium and filed this to track it:
https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=585260
We are making a change to Ripple to work around the issue. Please keep an eye on our VS TACO blog for more information; we'll make an announcement when the change goes live with instructions on how to update Ripple. You can find our blog here:
http://microsoft.github.io/vstacoblog/
We're sorry for any inconvenience this has caused you and hope to have a fix, both in our tools and in Chrome, shortly.
(Disclosure: I work on the Tools for Apache Cordova in Visual Studio)
I followed instructions from http://microsoft.github.io/vstacoblog/2016/02/12/update-to-ripple.html
and it's working :
-In Visual Studio, click Tools -> Options
-Find the Tools for Apache Cordova
-Click the “Clear Cordova Cache” button
-Rebuild your project
Please make sure that you have VS2015 TACO tools update 5. let me know if you have any issues afterwards. It works great for me with the latest update.
Luck did not last a long time. Chrome updated himself(Versio 48.0.2564.103 m) and Ripple does not again working. In new Chromes is bug with Visual Studio 2015 and Ripple.
This is a new issue we're investigating on the VS TACO team, too. I'll update this answer with any workarounds/next steps as we keep researching.
For now, the workaround is as suggested by #PeteQoo - you need to revert your version of Chrome to version 46.
When I try to add a web-service-client from a WSDL, I get an error, and to get past this error I have to delete a file called "javax.xml.soap_1.3.0.v201105210645" from the 'plugins' folder.
Here's an original post:
http://forum.spring.io/forum/spring-projects/springsource-tool-suite/91609-sts-2-5-1-java-io-filenotfoundexception-lib-saaj-jar
Isn't there a way to fix this permanently?
I tried this again with the latest STS 3.6.3 version and it seems to work just fine. The Eclipse bug at https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=364026 is fixed since quite some time. Please make sure you are using STS on top of the latest Eclipse 4.4 release. The bug in Eclipse Webtools got fixed for Eclipse Luna (4.2), so if you are running STS 3.6.3 on an older Eclipse version, this bug is still there, I would guess. Hope this helps!
We use a custom Air Install badge to install / launch an Air application directly from the website simillar to
TweetDeck
This normally handles the install of air if the user doesn't have it already installed.
However, after doing some cross broswer testing, it appears that when a user, (using OSX Lion and Safari or Firefox) tries to click yes when prompted to download the required Air they are unable to click either of the yes or no buttons.
Has anyone experienced this issue or know of any solutions or work arounds?
I initially thought that it may have had something to do with the positioning so ensured that the z-index in the css was appropriately set but to no avail.
I beleive it may have something to do with the installer itself rather than my implementation as the same thing appears to happen on TweetDeck too.
Yeah, I've run into this issue before. The workaround we found was to restructure the html/css so that no ancestor of the badge uses margin: auto.
It turns out that the issues was due to the version of FlashPlayer that the browser was using.
By upgrading FlashPlayer, the badge functions correctly on Windows, however on OSX there still seems to be a bug where, if you do not have Adobe Air installed, it will not ask if you want to install the Air runtime and it and will proceed to install the application anyway - resulting in the install failing.
As of writing the latest FlashPlayer version was 11.x
Is working fine?, i found instruction in Adobe site confusing and i am not confident at all since it says that only works with eclipse 3.3 (actual version should be 3.5 or close)
There is any special instructions to do it well.
Thanks!
Unless you're talking about the Alpha version (found here: Adobe Flex Builder 3 for Linux), it's not going to work at all. The commercial version doesn't support Linux.
I've used the Linux beta previously and the install worked well (it's a Flash based installer) so you shouldn't have any issues.
I think you will get clear picture form this article. http://articles.tutorboy.com/linux/install-flex-builder-on-ubuntu-as-eclipse-plugin.html
In the most recent release of Adobe Air, what version of the WebKit rendering engine does it use?
AIR 1.5.2 includes WebKit version
34190.
Release notes / Version Information
A very simple bit of JavaScript will tell you that:
alert(navigator.userAgent)
Air 2.0 comes with a new WebKit version
WebKit in AIR is based on the version shipped with Safari 4.0.3
Here for more info
This works for me:
Alert.show(html.htmlLoader.userAgent);
Where html is id of the component