Currently using Vaadin 6.7.9
Using vaadinVisualizationsforvaadinVersion version 1.1.2 plugins for displaying world map on GUI.
Now map is not displaying
when I inspect the gui in the network tab its https://www.google.com/jsapi?callback=__gwt_AjaxLoader_onLoad
Status code : 301
On the response header : https://www.gstatic.com/charts/loader.js?callback=__gwt_AjaxLoader_onLoad
Expectation is to fix this issue where I can be able to figure out why the GeoMap is not displaying world Map functionality.
Also, how to fix this issue.
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I'm using the html2canvas module to make a screenshot of angular components made of d3.js and c3.js libraries to show charts.
Everything works fine in angular, the problem comes when i convert the angular components in custom elements and try to get the screenshot of the charts.
I get two different behaviors based on the browser using:
On Firefox I get in the console this error ERROR TypeError: this.ngElementStrategy is undefined but the screenshot works fine.
On Chrome I get this error SyntaxError: Error parsing CSS component value, unexpected EOF and the screenshot is not created.
My goal would be to make the library working also on chrome obviously; looking on the web the Chrome error should be related to a CSS class not supported by html2canvas, but i tried removing all the CSS imports from my test page and the error persists.
The different behaviors are strange assumed that in angular works but after the conversion to custom elements it doesn't only on chrome...
Anyone has any idea?
I am trying to create an application that reads information from a Driving license and gives the result based on that. I am using Ionic framework for my app and have integrated the PDF417- phonegap plugin by MicroBlink with my app.
I followed all the instructions given at:
https://github.com/skifaster/pdf417-phonegap/blob/29cc6d8/README.md
The app is now successfully reading information from barcode and displaying it in an alert box on my screen. But I cannot find where the alert box is being generated from.
I need to know where the scan result is stored so that I can process the information further.
Can someone please help me with this?
as first, I would suggest using original MicroBlink repository instead of forked one. Using original repository guarantees having latest features and updates.
Next, here you have an example how scan is performed from javascript and how data is returned in JS callback. The example implementation raises alert with returned data.
I just installed new SOAP UI version 5.0.0. I am facing a weird issue.
Whenever I try to import a new WSDL using an URL (which requires authentication), the basic authentication popup window of SOAP is popping up completely blank and I am not able to do anything beyond that.
I checked my Java version and it is the latest, I am not able to understand what is causing this?
See the screenshot as below for clarity.
I am trying to get the global quick search box in googletv to show me all my custom suggestions.
When running my app on the latest googleTV emulator, the Global QSB shows me all the appropriate custom Suggestions; however running the same app on a GTV device , the global QSB only shows me the first custom suggestion but not the rest.
I have set my content provider to return the following data:
_id,
suggest_text_1,
suggest_text_2,
suggest_intent_data
suggest_intent_extra_data
any insight would be greatly appreciated
EDIT: I checked with the team and it appears the emulator is not behaving correctly.
We only return the top result from the search provider, not all of them. This is a change we made from stock Android QSB.
I've been working with the Bing Maps AJAX v7 control for a few months now.
I ran my app this morning and none of the maps appeared - just blank
pages - my code has not changed. I even tested an old version I had deployed elsewhere which is been working for months - it's now also broken.
Digging deeper and playing with the styling, I got the control to
render, and it said that my key was invalid.
Doing the same playing around with the styling on the next page made
the control appear (wrong dimensions), but no warning about the
invalid credentials.
I have tried creating a new Developer key and using that but I get the
same result.
You need to create the Microsoft.Maps.Map object before calling other objects such as Pushpin, Location etc. I ran into the same problem and changing the order fixed the issue.