Whenever I run any Shiny app in Google Chrome with launch.browser = TRUE, if there are already no tabs open in Chrome, the app will come up dead (see screenshot below). However, if I have a tab open already, the app loads and runs fine. This is not an issue with Internet Explorer, only with Chrome. However I need to use Chrome for my app because it supports editing a D3 table object, whereas IE does not.
Here is a simple Shiny app in case you would like to test something out with it, but again this happens with every Shiny app I try to run in Chrome.
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I got a problem regarding Shiny app (or about the web server).
The app is hosted and works well here: http://shiny.eeb.ucla.edu/GermlineAtlas/
The web administrator point this site to a new domain: https://germline.mcdb.ucla.edu/
It works in some devices (both Mac and Windows), but not mine (MacBook with Catalina 10.15.6).
I tried open with Safari and Chrome, same error:
It is shaded, I could switch between tab, but the buttons and reactions do not function.
Again it currently happen only on my machine...Hope you could give me some advice!!!!
Thanks,
Problem solved...turn off my antivirus system.
Simply question: Is it possible for a Shiny app to be launched in the same browser target window as the previous instance. It becomes quite annoying to have to close all test run windows after a while. I've tried to set a fixed port, but that didn't help.
I am currently working developing a shiny app that process a lot of heavy bayesian models. We are facing the following problem:
Our app suddenly closes if we try to run it in the rstudio browser or google chrome but apparently it is not a code problem since we can run the app on internet explorer, anyone had ever faced such issue?
source code: https://rstudio.cloud/project/413282
If we just run shiny::runApp() it opens a new window with the app, after 3 min (aprox) the new window closes but according to the console it is still running with no errors
I have developed an R Flex dashboard with runtime: shiny. I am able to run it on my system, but when I click on open on the browser, it's not opening on any of the browsers, the error, I am getting is "recover page".
If I press the stop debugging button while debugging my ASP.NET Core app in Google Chrome it closes the Kestrel process window and the Chrome window that opens automatically on launching Debug. This is great and convenient!
Unfortunately it seems like Visual Studio closing Chrome in this way confuses Chrome and makes it think it has crashed. So every time I launch debugging in Visual Studio, a new Chrome window opens, and I see this annoying pop-up:
I found a similar issue brought up here, but it is for VS Code instead of VS2017. I don't think launch.json is a concept in VS2017 so I have no idea how to implement that workaround.
How can I prevent this from happening? Thanks!
Close all open Chrome windows
Edit file:
"%UserProfile%\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Preferences"
Set:
"exit_type": "none"
and
"exited_cleanly":true
Change the Preferences file to readonly