I couldn't determine why this happened, So I ask my question.
I got some svelte app deployed by github pages.(https://raina94.github.io/kalimba-sheet-generator/)
The problem is, When I enter my app, There are only blank page.
The only way to see my app is pressing ctrl+shift+R (cache clear).
I really want to know reason that occur blank pages.
you can see all my sources into https://github.com/raina94/kalimba-sheet-generator.
Thank you for your helping.
Is there anything you want to know more, Just let me know.
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I'm completely new to django-saml2-auth (and SAML2 with Django in general) and am trying to get it working with Microsoft ADFS.
When I hit my Django app it successfully redirects me to the federated login page, but after providing valid credentials, the app then goes into a loop where it's just flipping back and forth between my ENTITY_ID URL (which is https://myapp/saml2_auth/acs/) and a URL on the ADFS server with continually changing SAMLRequest values as a URL parameter.
The only clue I have to go on at this point is when I check my browser history, eventually one of the page titles for all this activity in the history is "SigVer Error" but after some cursory googling I'm not sure what that might mean. I saw some references to disabling signed responses at the pysaml2 level but didn't want to go too far with that without first trying to figure out if that's even the issue given the behavior I'm seeing.
Any ideas? I can share my settings if that'd be helpful but the only optional setting I'm adding is the ENTITY_ID value since that's required by ADFS.
Debugging is also a bit of a challenge since at this point even with the Django debug level set to DEBUG it isn't revealing much, so if there's debugging tips with django-saml2-auth people can share that would be much appreciated.
Since I'm new to getting Django working with SAML2 at all I'm also not married to django-saml2-auth if there's easier/better ways to do this. Thanks for any advice anyone can provide!
In case people come across this in the future, turned out to be my bad with my django-stronghold configuration.
i have read all the answers ( i could find on the matter), and they say, if you are a developer, tester or admin of the application, you should be able to test the app without any problem. I have tried as a admin of the app, developer, tester etc (all the roles given in the developer dashboard) no luck, next i have tried with the test users, still no luck, when i ask the user for the permission (publish_stream), the popup always says
Submit for Login Review Some of the permissions below have not been
approved for use by Facebook.
I have setup the "privacy policy link", i have uploaded the application icon, entered the application description, still no luck. in the mean time, the other two permissions i ask (user_photos and email) work with no problem.
I can't get what i am doing wrong. has anyone had problems like this?how did he manage to solve them? any help will be much appreciated.
P.S the only thing i haven't tried is to submit the freaking app for review, but the app is far from done, so i think, the review will be rejected
You really don´t need to go through the review process for testing, unapproved permissions work for every Admin, Developer or Tester of the App. publish_stream is deprecated though, what you probably want is publish_actions.
If it still does not work with an Admin/Dev/Tester and the publish_actions permission, i´d suspect a bug. In that case you could report it: https://developers.facebook.com/bugs/
I got a page on Facebook and i want to know how come people can't check in on my page? I tried checking in and it came up with a different page and i have merged the pages together but it still not working. Can you please let me know if my need to change any settings.
I've added a facebook Like button to a few of my web site pages. All of them work except for the home page and I can't figure out why?
It is almost impossible to answer this question without seeing some sample code of your "home page".
Check your page with https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug
If the response code isn't 200 or your meta tags don't appear properly or whatever else, at least you'll know where to look. Keep in mind that when you click like, Facebook makes a request to your page. Make sure you let Facebook do that (don't block/Redirect the Facebook crawler).
Edit: Sometimes, simply adding your URL and testing on the link above solves the problem. This is if you had a problem with the site when you first added it and meanwhile Facebook cached it as problematic. Debugging it will clear the Facebook cache for that URL.
Some pages in my app allow users to click a hyperlink to launch the external browser via a WebBrowserHelper.
I'm carefully saving the app state in OnNavigatedFrom and restoring it in OnNavigatedTo, but when the user navigates back from the web browser into my app, the app hangs, then crashes.
I've carefully followed the great blog post on the Windows Team Blog, but can also reproduce the bug using the provided code there (just add a WebBrowserTask to one of the button click events on the DetailsPage; or in fact a send SMS task).
Can anyone else confirm this bug, or perhaps point out something special that needs to be done to overcome it?
Whoops! Yes it turns out in most cases you just need to resume the debugger to have the app come back to life.
However in my case there is also a bug in my own code. As usual.