I am seeing a lot of 404 Not Found errors for the url: http://b.heatmaps.maps.svc.ovi.com/heatmaps/v2/mapsymbols.default/13/2135/3100/1024/jsonp?app_id=&app_code=&xnlp=CL_MH5v1.0.2%2CSID_92d66a5d2f7340c6ac2b1cd10c7ec89b. I can't figure out why a call is being made to that endpoint because the source is minified. Has anyone else run into this issue?
I believe that this is due to the framework requesting mini-icon images highlighting places on the map. I guess that the particular image requested is unavailable at this time. You can see the difference in the two images below (one from m.here.com, the other from an mh5app)
This is an image from m.here.com
This is the same image using the mobile HTML5 framework
It is possible to disable the download of all such items with the following:
nokia.mh5.app.controller.current.page.map._cartoPOI.deactivate()
I no longer get the 404s when I add this line.
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This is the first time Ive come across this issue.
I have some content (charts based on php/mysql) that shows in preview mode only but once the post/page is published, it doesn't show a all.
For those charts to work, Im also uploading this into the <head> section
<script src="charts4php/lib/js/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script src="charts4php/lib/js/chartphp.js"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="charts4php/lib/js/chartphp.css">
Here is the page that doesn't show the charts for some reason:
Click here
Now for the charts to show, the only way is to create a new post/page and copy/paste in all the code and hit 'Preview'. Then again, once I hit 'Publish' it just vanishes and need to recreate a new page/post again...
Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
To understand why an article is working in the preview mode and not in the published, it is useful to resort to Google Chrome's Inspector. It provides 2 neat tools:
a console which shows any potential Javascript errors
a network manager which shows which resources are requested, which are found (200) and which are missing (404)
If the preview works and the published article does not there are at least 2 possible reasons:
the template framework you use includes Javascript or CSS that conflicts with what you are trying to show - the charts
the path to the charts' dependencies is wrong.
Very often in Wordpress, using relative paths is not a great idea since the preview and the published version may be on different paths. Try that and see.
I'm using a commercial theme and it seems to use a JS file to add a parallax scrolling effect to certain images at runtime. It was working fine a while ago and I didn't change anything. Now the parallax is not working.
I checked the console to find some 404 not found errors which are looking for the same images but with a "#2x" suffix. But before they were only looking up the original image names since those are the only names that exist in the library. What could have caused this?
Okay it's probably a server issue. Clearing the browser cache seems to stop the retina images requests/responses.
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.
So, I'm working on a new e-commerce site for my employer, and I've noticed that it displays / functions properly in every browser but IE8 (Which is rather inconveniencing, as about 80% of the office uses IE8.)
The site in question can be found here . When i load the page ( And more specifically, when I refresh a page ) I will sometimes have it saying "(2 items remaining) Waiting for..." and then it just hangs at a blank screen, until I type in a different URL or navigate to a different page.
Can somebody please offer me some insight as to why this might be happening, and what kind of things I can do to regulate it.
I used BrowserStack to test this and I didn't have a problem at all. This could very well be a JavaScript issue.
Try minimizing & concatenating your JS & CSS files. You can also create image sprites instead of loading lots of small images. After all that IE will have less files to download and they'll all be smaller so that should help.
Also, I see you're using WordPress which is a little harder to set up by try loading your JS at the bottom of the page. That way IE doesn't get hung up on a JS file at the top.
When attempting to share a page on FB, many images seem to only appear AFTER running the page that contains the image through the debugger first. Additionally, the debugger seems to throw different errors for the same page in some cases, even though I've made absolutely no changes to the page. Sometimes it tells me the image url cannot be found, and after clicking on "Scraped URL:" or "Graph API: the image url is found and the image then appears in the debugger?! However, nothing seems to happen consistently and it is very difficult to replicate these issues.
I tried unsuccessfully to post the code here, however, I'm using a modified version of a script provided by Chad Von Lind (http://vonlind.com/?p=539).
Sample pages (that did not display an image until after they were submitted to the debugger):
http://greatmomentsinparenting.com/photos/warning-parents-keep-out/
http://greatmomentsinparenting.com/photos/12-hours-in-a-car/
I don't understand why the images appear sometimes, and not at other times. Is it a caching issue? Does it take time for the image to show up in the cache for a newly published page? Can I force FB to cache the image on the first try? Or is it because I'm using a dynamic image url? And by the way, the image sizes are 203x203 pixels.
Thanks!
It's media temple. I have been working with them for weeks to fix it.
Facebook 503 502 Same html different servers different results