DevTools allow scripts to be blackboxed/ignored so they will never open in the debugger even when you choose to step into one of its functions.
Brave v1.34.80, however, appears to be clearing these settings each time I launch. How can they be persisted?
Before closing Brave, I will add an item here:
And after restarting Brave, it is gone:
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Edit Code Inline shows "Loading your function..." continuously and never actually loads the function.
And since function does not load, you obviously can not edit it.
I think there was some kind of update today (Nov 30, 2017) to Lambda because when you click on a function to edit it, there is a new section at the top that shows CONFIGURATION and says ADD TRIGGER which was not there yesterday.
And when you scroll down to the Function Code section, it just says "Loading your function..." and never does anything else.
Anybody else seeing this odd behavior?
EDIT: Using Firefox 57 on Windows 10. I get the following warnings/errors when I check Firefox console:
WARNINGS:
window.controllers/Controllers is deprecated. Do not use it for UA detection. ace.js:1:18479
Use of getPreventDefault() is deprecated. Use defaultPrevented instead. globalnav-fe3b9e5995ba8d342d395cb57493ce54ac2b40bb.gz.js:2:39229
window.controllers/Controllers is deprecated. Do not use it for UA detection. environment-default.js:5987
The ‘content’ attribute of Window objects is deprecated. Please use ‘window.top’ instead. home
ERRORS:
Unhandled promise rejection
DOMException { }
polyfill.js:4326:11
onUnhandled/https://d3ifj4k507k5fs.cloudfront.net/ide-164cb54be56918ce7c55af08ee13c6339e8ebc5c/polyfill.js:4326:11
[90]https://d3ifj4k507k5fs.cloudfront.net/ide-164cb54be56918ce7c55af08ee13c6339e8ebc5c/polyfill.js:1786:27
onUnhandled/<
https://d3ifj4k507k5fs.cloudfront.net/ide-164cb54be56918ce7c55af08ee13c6339e8ebc5c/polyfill.js:4320:16
[46]https://d3ifj4k507k5fs.cloudfront.net/ide-164cb54be56918ce7c55af08ee13c6339e8ebc5c/polyfill.js:993:25
https://d3ifj4k507k5fs.cloudfront.net/ide-164cb54be56918ce7c55af08ee13c6339e8ebc5c/polyfill.js:2154:7
run
https://d3ifj4k507k5fs.cloudfront.net/ide-164cb54be56918ce7c55af08ee13c6339e8ebc5c/polyfill.js:2140:5
listener
https://d3ifj4k507k5fs.cloudfront.net/ide-164cb54be56918ce7c55af08ee13c6339e8ebc5c/polyfill.js:2144:3
Unhandled promise rejection
DOMException { }
polyfill.js:4326:11
onUnhandled/https://d3ifj4k507k5fs.cloudfront.net/ide-164cb54be56918ce7c55af08ee13c6339e8ebc5c/polyfill.js:4326:11
[90]https://d3ifj4k507k5fs.cloudfront.net/ide-164cb54be56918ce7c55af08ee13c6339e8ebc5c/polyfill.js:1786:27
onUnhandled/<
https://d3ifj4k507k5fs.cloudfront.net/ide-164cb54be56918ce7c55af08ee13c6339e8ebc5c/polyfill.js:4320:16
[46]https://d3ifj4k507k5fs.cloudfront.net/ide-164cb54be56918ce7c55af08ee13c6339e8ebc5c/polyfill.js:993:25
https://d3ifj4k507k5fs.cloudfront.net/ide-164cb54be56918ce7c55af08ee13c6339e8ebc5c/polyfill.js:2154:7
run
https://d3ifj4k507k5fs.cloudfront.net/ide-164cb54be56918ce7c55af08ee13c6339e8ebc5c/polyfill.js:2140:5
listener
https://d3ifj4k507k5fs.cloudfront.net/ide-164cb54be56918ce7c55af08ee13c6339e8ebc5c/polyfill.js:2144:3
I was facing the same issue on Chrome 63.
What worked for me:
Right Click on the "Loading your function..."
Click on Reload Frame.
It should load the IDE.
What browser do you use? Chrome 62 and Firefox 57 fail at inline editing lambdas and both throw DOMExceptions, but Safari 11 seems to work. Try Safari(or some other browser) for editing while waiting for Amazon to fix this.
This is happening in chrome as chrome is disabling the use of cookies from cloudfront domain.
Go to address bar and there you would see a icon that says there are some cookies blocked on this website.
Click on it.
Click on manage.
Click on Blocked.
Click on allow to couldfront domain.
Reload page.
I have tried it and it's working for me.
Edit: This could also be tried on other browsers that are facing this issue.
This happened to me using the 64-bit version of Google Chrome 75.0.3770.142 on Windows 10 circa July 31st 2019. To resolve, I trashed all browser data e.g., cookies, etc. Steps to remove that data can be found here.
Things that did not work for me...
Refresh frame.
Refresh tab.
Close and re-open browser.
Restart computer.
Cry quietly to myself and question my decisions in life.
The Lambda editor in the console is AWS Cloud9, which needs some stuff (e.g., cookies) that is spelled out here.
None of these worked for me.
Try clearing all aws cookies. That did work.
I found that it was FireFox's content blocking causing the problem - click the shield next to "HTTPS Secure" lock on the left hand end of the address bar and click "Turn off blocking for this site".
Request to access cookie or storage on “https://….cloudfront.net/ide-…/modules/#c9/ide/plugins/c9.ide.language.core/worker.js” was blocked because we are blocking all third-party storage access requests and content blocking is enabled.home
Blocking on (editor not working):
Blocking off (editor not working):
Try using a different browser. Worked for me.
On Windows when I execute:
c:\python35\scripts\tensorboard --logdir=C:\Users\Kevin\Documents\dev\Deadpool\Tensorflow-SegNet\logs
and I web browse to http://localhost:6006 the first time I am redirected to http://localhost:6006/[[_traceDataUrl]] and I get the command prompt messages:
W0913 14:32:25.401402 Reloader tf_logging.py:86] Found more than one graph event per run, or there was a metagraph containing a graph_def, as well as one or more graph events. Overwriting the graph with the newest event.
W0913 14:32:25.417002 Reloader tf_logging.py:86] Found more than one metagraph event per run. Overwriting the metagraph with the newest event.
W0913 14:32:36.446222 Thread-2 application.py:241] path /[[_traceDataUrl]] not found, sending 404
When I try http://localhost:6006 again, TensorBoard takes a long time presents the 404 message again but this time displays a blank web page.
Logs directory:
checkpoint
events.out.tfevents.1504911606.LTIIP82
events.out.tfevents.1504912739.LTIIP82
model.ckpt-194000.data-00000-of-00001
model.ckpt-194000.index
model.ckpt-194000.meta
Why am I getting redirected and 404ed?
i'am having the exact same error. Maybe it is because of this issue. So try to Change the env-variable to --logdir=foo:C:\Users\Kevin\Documents\dev\Deadpool\Tensorflow-SegNet\logs.
Hope it helps.
Could it be that you try to access the webpage with IE? Apparently IE is not supported by Tensorboard yet(https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/issues/9372). Maybe use another Browser.
I encountered the same error before, and found that it was due to internet setting problem.
On Internet Explorer, Go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Connections, click LAN settings, and then click Automatic detect settings.
I am quite new to LoadRunner. I am using the 12.50 community edition and am using the protocol TruClient for web.
What should i do in order to delete the cookies that the LoadRunner has accumulated while doing interaction with browser?
As suggested by tserg42, you could add a separate step inside your "Develop Script" of TruClient for adding the "Utils.clearCookies()" command inside a Javascript action.
Please find the screenshots below for adding the above
Step 1
Drag the marked step on to the script
Step 2
Step 3
Upon clicking the "JS" icon at the right corner, the arguments editor would be available for providing javascript commands. Key in the required commands - "Utils.clearCookies()".
Additionally, you can also check "Simulate new user on each iteration" checkbox from Runtime Settings --> Replay --> Simulate new user on each iteration
I guess you are looking for the function web_cleanup_cookies(). Here is some relevant information I have found about its use:
Return Values
This function returns LR_PASS (0) on success and LR_FAIL (1) on failure.
General Information
The web_cleanup_cookies function removes all the cookies that are currently stored by the for use by the script.
Note: Scripts do not use (access or modify) the cookies that are stored by your browser. Instead, each Vuser uses the cookies that are sent to the Vuser by the server host at runtime. These cookies are maintained only while the script runs. The web-cookie functions (web_add_cookie, web_remove_cookie and web_cleanup_cookies) manipulate these temporary cookies, and do not affect cookies stored by your browser.
This function is supported for all Web scripts, and for WAP scripts running in HTTP or Wireless Session Protocol (WSP) replay mode.
You could try Utils.clearCookies() method. By the way, TruClient API documentation is available online.
I have stop and restart services(Sharepoint Administration & Sharepoint Timer Service)
I cleaned the Configuration Cache by using mentioned steps.
Summary of the steps to clear the timer job:
Stop SharePoint Timer service on all servers in the farm.
Browse to C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\SharePoint\Config{GUID} where the {GUID} folder contains a bunch of XML files and NOT the files with a “.PERSITEDFILE” extension.
Delete all the XML files
Update the contents of the Cache.ini file to just say “1” (without quotes).
Restart the SharePoint Timer service on each server
Reanalyze the issue in Health Analyzer
Does anyone know why this keeps occurring and how I can stop it?
First of all try and check your ULS Logs and see if there is any error that arise.
Secondly try and maybe check the event viewer on your SharePoint server to see if any errors are shown and make sure you have enough disk space available.
and also you might want to check this :Clearing Timer Services
Let me know if you see any error post it here.
hope it helps.
Yotam.
I have a particular scheduled task that CF claims runs every 2 minutes. However, it either doesn't run or complete since the database changes the task is supposed to perform do not occur after each run. However if I copy the exact same URL into a browser and run the script, it works 100% of the time.
I have no clue where to start debugging. There is no IP restriction on the page.
I can see in the CF Admin that it was last run at 2:06 for example and the next run will be at 2:08. I can also see it in the scheduler.log file.
We had updated our certs in IIS but didn't update our cacerts file. Once we did everything was great.
It was clear the process wasn't running when I added a line or two to email myself at the start of the task. The emails never came when the server ran the task but they did when I pinged the page. I changed the task to save the output to a log file and when I opened that up it just said "Connection Failure". This led me to some googling and some talk about certificates which made me remember that we just updated ours recently. Looking back at my emails with IT it did indeed happen on the same day that the last emails in the mailsent.log were sent from these scheduled tasks.