I've created a custom speech model and deployed it. When I select the endpoint I can export the logs at the bottom of the page. Logging is enabled for this endpoint and it worked until 2 weeks ago. Now, when i click the "Export log" button, the spinner appears for a second or two but it does not show the list of logs. I took a look on the HTTP answer, which contained json data, telling me that there should be a lot of logs ready for download.
So my assumption is that this might be an error of the page? I've tried it using latest Firefox and Chrome browser. Edge does not work either. Deleting cookies and cache data does not work either.
There is a bug in the current UI of Speech Studio Portal, and thanks for reporting this, we will fix in our next release, which will come in this week.
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I am having an issue regarding App Indexing. I have attached a graph and i want to know why there is a decline after 5th Nov as you can see from the graph. Applinks are working completely fine (which is while we search on google it redirects to the app when we click on the link in the search page). Any help would be much appreciated
I went through "https://firebase.google.com/docs/app-indexing/android/test#testing-your-completed-app" to validate my links. For some app urls it works proper but for some app urls it gives me following "ERROR:An unknown error happened when we processed your request. Try again later." But for those app urls linking is working proper. Please refer following crawl status graph image to understand problem.
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I've made up an intranet for the company I work with. The intranet requires the user to log in with their Google account to get access. As such, I've also set up an embed code for Google Calendars using the default iframe embed and used a little php to swap out the calendar to look at the user's email to show the appropriate calendar to them (ex: logging in as joe#gmail.com will populate the calendar with joe#gmail.com's address while logging in as jill#gmail.com will populate the calendar with jill#gmail.com's address).
This has worked well for most people, but there are some troubles we are running into with certain browsers and the errors are very inconsistent, which has made troubleshooting difficult. Also, when I check the source code, the correct email is showing up in the iframe so the php swapping is likely not the issue.
Example 1: I log in with Firefox on Windows 10. The calendar works as expected.
Example 2: I log in with Chrome on Windows 10. The calendar shows, but events do not display. No errors are given.
Example 3: Co-worker #1 logs in with Chrome on Windows 10. The calendar works as expected.
Example 4: Co-worker #2 logs in with Chrome on Windows 10. He gets a "You do not have permission to view one or more calendars" error despite the source code clearly pointing to only his personal calendar, which he undoubtedly has access to (He is also logged into his Google account on Google itself, so it's not a conflict there either).
Example 5: I log in with Chrome on Windows 10 in Incognito Mode. The calendar works as expected.
Example 6: I log in with Edge on Windows 10. The calendar works on the initial log in, but the moment I navigate to another page, the calendar still displays but all events disappear with no errors displayed. This persists until I log in again.
Example 7: Co-worker #3 logs in with Chrome on Mac OSX. The calendar works on the initial log in, but the moment she navigates to another page, the calendar still displays but all events disappear with no errors displayed. This persists until she logs in again. (This is consistent across any browser she uses)
Example 8: Co-worker #4 logs in with Chrome on Mac OSX. The calendar works as expected.
Ultimately I'm just lost on where to start with searching for these errors and narrowing down what the cause is. Clearing caches only seems to work sometimes, and other times even causes a different error to start popping up. Does anyone have any idea what could be causing these inconsistent errors and where to start looking for fixing this issue?
This is still an intermitttent issue when using embedded Iframe calendar with a different browser.
Here are some suggested solutions for this issue:
Clearing the cache and cookies
Before integrating the calendar, click the Customize button from the Google Calendar Settings on how to embed on your website then try to explore.
From this github post, rullzer suggest an idea of a cleaner approach to handle cookies on IFRAME to migrate to lax samesite cookies for all cookies.
This only makes the cookies more secure. Plus it makes sure that if
you embed some public page somewhere everbody will see the exact same
thing. (as the IFRAME won't send any cookies then resulting in a true
'publicpage' rendering).
I'm trying to use LinkedIn member profile plugin, but didn't get lucky in making it working reliably.
The issue is that without any visible reason (as far as I can tell) sometimes it's working and displaying profile card (with or without me being logged in into linked in), but sometimes it makes requests behind the scene but displays nothing.
I've noticed though, if I don't have open LinkedIn session, most likely it will fail to display. In case I logged in before, it shows my profile most of the times, but sometimes fails as well. In documentation they didn't say anything about requirement of having an open session, so I assume it should work the same way for all the cases.
To test it I created a simple html file, in a body of which I put a code generated on Linkedin website. See a plunker below as an example of code. I run it on local webserver under http or https, trying different domains, the same thing.
I noticed when result is unsuccessful one of the responses looks like that:
Example of code I'm running:
https://next.plnkr.co/edit/pTDwZ0fV3hn8k6Ds
I just created a firebase project. And the database in the console appears empty. On previous projects, when you clicked on the empty white area, you were able to create database items by hand.
But clicking it doesn't do anything.
The rules tab is loading indefinitely, and i can't type anything.
I'm on Chrome last version, do you encounter such problems by creating new projects?
Here are some screenshots:
Ok, quick answer to my own question as i wasn't able, from my Angular2 App, to interact with database as well via websocket.
I'm working in a company with a (strong) proxy setup file. Disabled it on windows settings and all works now perfectly. Firebase website appears to rely on websockets.
Hope this information can be useful to someone else!
On the Identity Toolkit API Settings page on Google API Console I have provided all the URLs and Rollout %. I see the client and server configuration snippets and the blue Save button. No errors reported. Click Save. It goes to Saving... for a second and returns. Nothing is saved. Go back and revisit - everything is empty. Correspondingly I see the error when trying to execute the toolkit as well with CONFIGURATION_NOT_FOUND error.
I actually had the same issue yesterday evening. Retried this morning ... works again. Looks like it was just a temporary downtime.
Hope it is solved for you also.