I'm using the apigee JS SDK for web development. When I'm trying to debug in my web browser, it's really frustrating, since the Javascript console logs page and row number seems to get overwritten. See the image below. Instead of saying user.js:65 it will say apigee.js:2975, for every single error. It makes it much harder to debug. Is there any way around this?
If you have the arrow on the left side of the error you can expand and see the full stack.
https://developers.google.com/chrome-developer-tools/docs/javascript-debugging?hl=zh-TW#viewing-exception-stack-trace
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I'm trying to develop my first app, starting to create a new one...
I can't find in documentations where to change the getting start dialog https://snag.gy/JWliB7.jpg
I'm looking everywhere, configs, settings but no luck.
Any help please?
The getting started as of now is tied in with the app catalog. The reason behind it is fairly complex, but we basically wanted to make sure that the getting-started comes from outside the app itself, so that security warnings etc. could be shown at a later time.
If you need a kind of a "user getting started" and not an admin/developer getting started, for now I recommend that you create a view like "0 getting started" so it's the first to be shown, and in those instructions you can also explain how to set this view to hidden once the user understands all.
I am trying to include wmd editor in my application. I tried many times but final result is in this picture.
Problem is that buttons are not visible.
Any solution??
My guess is they are not loading, most likely a result of a 404 error not finding the images to populate that area. I would suggest downloading a tool such as fiddler and running it just before you run your program. This program will list out all the 404 errors and then its just a matter of making sure the image is where it needs to be. Good luck.
I am working on a task on asp.net and am idle on one aspx page, where it helps to increase/decrease the calendar cell, I just wanted to know the value of a variable by debugging so that , i will know what to change am new to marionette and need some help to get those values so that i can go ahead with this issue, am attaching the script.
i even searched many sites to debug the backbone, got chrome plugin to debug but of no help.
Add <%debugger%> at the top of your template. It will break an attached JavaScript debugger (such as Chrome's Dev Tools), when Underscore begins to populate the template.
In one of my projects i need to open my webpage(.aspx or .asp) in a popup dialogue box from a windows application.
i tried window.open(), but certainly its not giving me the desired output.
can anyone help me??
You're not giving us a lot of information (e.g., C#?, vb.net?, any contextual code relevant to the issue), but as sort of an all-purpose solution to this, you may want to consider using javascript to open the window. You can even run it from server-side by registering the script. I'd provide you with code, but I don't know what language you are using.
Ok, so i am having a problem, where i developed an app that uses the webcam, adds an image and then takes a picture, well, i implemented textbook style the printjob, and well everytime after printing my swf goes blank.
As3 printing problem, blanks swf after print or cancel
But now i have been continuing testing, and i found out, that if i print from another application and then comeback, my video stream from the webcam is blank, this has no sense at all, since i am printing from another app.
Please i need help with this, i have found one additional case:
http://board.flashkit.com/board/showthread.php?t=781089
What is going on here i mean, this must be a flash player issue right.
I'm not sure that I completely understand your question but have you tried setting up a crossdomain policy file so you can get access the BitmapData of the image you're trying to print?