I ran Jupyter notebook from Windows 10 cmd, and I get web page in browser on localhost. Now, when trying to open one file (.ipynb, size 1KB) from menu,
I get blank browser, It looks like page is loading, but It never happens. What can be problem ?
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I've just encountered a strange issue with google-colab notebooks I shared: After clicking, instead of opening the notebook in the Colab app, only raw code is displayed:
In some cases one could open the notebook by clicking on the link given on top of the picture. In other cases, the code had to be downloaded and then manually imported into Colab. I find this strange because previously I could simply click on the links and notebooks were correctly opened inside the Colab app. I've set sharing permissions appropriately so that anyone with the share link can view it.
Has there been a change to this or is this some sort of bug? Thanks!
It is because it is displayed using Drive Preview, if you click the 'open with Google Colaboratory', the code will be displayed normally.
When I click on an ipynb file in Jupyter, a new tab opens but is completely blank. Nothing appears unless I manually refresh the browser page at least twice.
Try using Jupyter lab instead of Jupyter notebook. It'll load smoothly in lab.
When I double click on .aspx pages in my web application project in VS2010, instead of showing the mark up in the ide the .aspx pages are opening in the web browser as shown below. The same is happening when I run my application it opens all the .aspx pages in the web browser along the application url i.e., http://localhost123456/default.aspx. I have to close all the other pages except the http://localhost123456/default.aspx to run/ test my application. Not sure what would cause this to happen. I am not able to find any solutions so far, any help is appreciated. I used the option View Markup (Rightclick on aspx page -> view Markup) to see the markup for now.
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As per Mike's answer I checked the options under Open with... and I do have a Internet Explorer (Default) set as shown in the following image. Not sure how did it got there.
Deleting the Internet Explorer (Default) option might be cumbersome if I have lot of .aspx pages , if there is a way to remove this option at once for all .aspx pages rather than right clicking on each and every .aspx and remove it that would be great.
As per #JB King suggestion I did checked the file properties and all the .aspx files are set with Opens with: Microsoft Visual Studio option as shown it the image below.
Right-click any .aspx file in the project, select Open With...
In the screen that pops up, select Web Form Editor, then click the Set as Default button.
Not sure how you got Internet Explorer as an option here, but if it is there, you can just delete it. It's not applicable for loading the aspx from disk. Rather, to see the rendered page in IE, you'd do View in Browser or Browse With... (in which you can set your default browser, as well).
Your address bar shows you're loading files directly from disk. This won't work. ASP.NET is not lilke static HTML. ASP.NET applications must be run from within a webserver. Install IIS and ensure ASP.NET is installed and configured, or use the Debugging Webserver (IIS Express) in Visual Studio.
If you look at the properties of the file, there should be a line of Opens with: that is where you want to have Visual Studio rather than Internet Explorer as the issue is with which programs are mapped to what file extension. Microsoft instructions if you want those as specific steps to do.
Is there a way to get MonoDevelop to not open a Safari (or other browser) window when I debug a web site? I still want it to fire up the XSP web server, and kick into debugging mode.
Reason being because I'm hitting the server code being debugged from another location, and I don't want to have to keep closing useless browser windows over and over.
A bit of a hack, but I'm now just calling window.close immediately after the page loads from JavaScript.
I'm on Linux, and I'm not sure if it will work for Mac, but this is the only relevant thing I found by searching for the same problem on Linux, so this answer is relevant to someone.
I go to the choice of browser (in the build options near the build button) and choose to open it in Vim. For some reason it doesn't want to open in Vim, even though it opens in LibreOffice and in Atom editor just fine. Ergo, it doesn't open anything. So A) this allows page refreshes on the home page. B) There's no opening and closing. C) You don't change any code to modify functionality of an editor.
I'm currently editing some html/css within a aspx file inside of Visual Studio 2010. I'm using Chrome as my browser. When I make changes inside of Visual Studio and save/ctrl + F5 to run it frequently fails to load the new updated .css file due to pulling old cached versions of the CSS.
I've used visual studio as my primary HTML editor before but when I work with pure html/css files I just save and refresh the file in chrome and it will refresh the updated css 100% of the time. I've only started to experience this problem when working with aspx files and running things via ctrl + f5. Anyone have any ideas of how I can fix this?
Go to project properties, Web tab
Choose Start External Program in the Start Action section
Paste or browse to the path for Google Chrome (Mine is C:\Users\Chris\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe)
In the Command line arguments box put -incognito
If you would like the browser to open a specific page, then you will need to set the Visual Studio Development Server to use a specific port (ie 4066) then change your command line arguments to include that address, for example: -incognito localhost:4066/Default.aspx
Incognito Mode should prevent caching between sessions and even tabs.