I have a tiny monitor and would like to see the Chrome console in the WebStorm window if possible.
From googling around I have seen a couple of articles about using the debug tab but I'm not sure if I could tweak it to look exactly like Google Chrome's console.
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I have a .NET MAUI app that tests notifications using Shiny.Notifications and the Community.Toolkit.Mvvm.
I know that the MAUI version is in Alpha but I am desperate.
I have the notification appearing and when I click on it the app opens. I want to be able to open at a specific page. Can someone point me in the right direction?
I have tried to find a way within the Shiny Library to set up an Action that would open a page but with no luck. I have also looked at the Xamarin sample and have the same issue with it
Pretty much in the title. For some reason things like my redux actions and click handlers only fire reliably when my developer tools are open. I have no idea why this could be happening. It is extremely frustrating. Tested on Firefox and it works perfectly fine. Anybody have any idea why is happening?
Figured it out. Apparently the API calls to my backend needed to have slashes at the end. Firefox added them automatically I guess and Chrome only added them when my dev tools were open. Crazy.
I'm using VS Code to develop an Ionic 2 app and using it's chrome debugging extension to step through the code within VS Code. Being an Ionic app, I primarily want to run it in device mode to simulate mobile device, but when I open the Dev Tools window Chrome's internal debugger automatically connects and breaks the connection with VS Code. It's really annoying that those two functions are connected with each other. Regardless, is there a way to work around this?
According to this VS forum post, https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/2828/vs-2017-rc1-cant-disable-chrome-debugging-support.html, "It looks like they added an option in Debugging > General called Enable Javascript debugging for ASP.NET (Chrome and IE) to disable this. I think this report can be closed."
Disclamer: I copied that quote from the forum post and have no intention of plagirism.
When I run my ionic project to my mobile it was working good, and when I open developer tools it's fine.
I could able to view all console statement in my developer tool window, now when I run it again app runs well in the browser and in my mobile , I am not able to see any console statement.
What I get is
device ready has not fired after 5 seconds.
cordova.js:1223
Failed to load resource
file:///android_asset/www/build/index.js.map
could someone help me to view my console statements
This should be fixed in cordova-android 6.1.0. It has not been added to the npm-registry yet, so you can use it by placing this to your config.xml:
<engine name="android" spec="https://github.com/apache/cordova-android.git#6.1.0"/>
I'm trying to use Google Visualization API to generate Pie charts. My implementation is working on all the browsers except IE 9.
Not sure if there is any fix for this. When I try to open the page in IE 9, it shows a popup to install the Google chrome frame. But this wasn't working even after installing the chrome frame.
I've even tried the Google code playground, the same problem in IE 9. So, I confirmed myself that it is something to do with the IE 9.
Has anyone got any idea?
I finally figured out that the issue is - Chrome framework plugin hasn't been enabled when I've installed i.e.; by default this plugin was not enabled.
We need to manually enable it (after the installation, when you restart the browser IE displays you a popup showing plugin is ready with two button Enable and Don't enable).
I'm giving you the screenshot of the plugins dialog (You can go to the below screen from Tools -> Manage add-ons)
After enabling, make sure you restart the browser and refresh the page which is using the Visualization framework.
Unfortunately, end user has to install this in order to get this work in IE 9 which is really a bad user experience.