On the contrary to what was mentioned in a previous post (Popup on Eigen web page blocks content), on July 17th, 2020, it seems that Eigen documentation web pages still have a popup on the top left side blocking the reading.
Thanks for any help.
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I can see many tracking pixels on our website. Facebook pixel, TikTok, etc. We also have 2 tag managers implemented (Adobe Launch and GTM).
How can I find out the source of how a tracking pixel got implemented on my site. Was it added natively in the code? Was it pulled in from Adobe Launch?
is there a tool or extension that allows me to see the source and trace all the origin of tags on my site?
I looked at a number of extensions but nothing really helped
I think it's hard to see the source from the pixel event. But you can trace back from the pixel js code
Take Facebook pixel as example
Facebook pixel is coming from the fbevent.js then you can see the initiator from devtool and it is loading from GTM contianer.
But the Facebook event request can not tell the source but only the fbevent.js
So if your 2 tag management tools is well structured. This method might help.
Other way :
Block the gtm.js or adobe launch code in Devtool
Then if the pixel is not firing.
It should prove the pixel is installed from the tool.
Below given is the screenshot was taken while running my application with the dev tool in chrome. Please help me to understand the waterfall diagram. What the green and blue color refers to. My application renders content after a long delay, so I used dev tool to understand my application behaviour. Can I be able to understand the delay that my application make with this diagram?
Hover over a resource's waterfall to view more information about it. The popup gives you a detailed explanation of each phase. Click the request to open up that same view in a dedicated tab. See View the timing breakdown of a request.
It seems like there's a bug with the facebook page tabs. Lots of them are rendering content on the bottom of the page.
Is there a change that developers must be aware of?
It is in fact a bug. I've just spent an hour looking into it.
It appears that they have increased the width of the right pane and it has caused the content area to shrink to less than 520px.
Unfortunately, the iframe that Facebook uses to display app content is hardcoded with a 520px width and you are unable to modify it. Need to wait till Facebook pushes out an update.
Edit: Bug reported to facebook already. Details here
Indeed, this is FB wide on all pages. All of our iframe apps have this issue, including Coke, Chevy, etc. FB just finished a push minutes ago http://developers.facebook.com/live_status/ and I hope that they're fixing this right now!
Problem still persists. There is a bug listed on Facebook http://developers.facebook.com/bugs/298512163544012?browse=search_4f3c5c801a70d4639459595. I hope it gets prioritized.
yup Facebook have stuffed up
Someone needs to fire the dev who committed these changes without testing them.....
Well my apps shrink to fit any width. My apps can fit as small as 100 pixels w to 1000 pixels. Therefore its not a width issue. I'm just happy its nothing on my end I was freaking out for a second. Even restarted the computer (LOL) whew!!!
When you ask Chrome to View/Source, it resubmits your URL as a GET, even if it got there in the first place as a post. Is there some way around this for those of us debugging JAX-RS services invoked from forms that can't work with GET?
Two workarounds from this page:
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Chrome/thread?tid=1082a452e274f6db&hl=en
Find a working View Source plugin such as "View Source With": http://members.iinet.net.au/~bertdb/ryan/ViewSourceWith/help.html
Workaround:
Open developer tools.
Turn on resource tracking
LEAVE THE TOOLS OPEN. Click on Elements.
Top half should be page. Bottom half should be source code.
Click the Submit button in the top half. Your source code should now update to the proper POSTed source.
CTRL + SHIFT + I
As you must have seen in gmail, a small popup appears to chat when you click on right bottom corner of your screen. Interestingly, this popup remains open and at the same place even when we navigate from one webpage to another. How can this be done? It doesn't look as though it's different page. Is it different page altogether? or is it the same page?
Thanks in advance :). Hope these moderators don't close my question. Last time i asked something that would have been useful to me, they negatively voted me and closed my question.
You should give jQuery a shot.
There is a pretty sweet module called jQuery chat module which could be worth a try.
They use AJAX for the whole GMail app, it's quite hard to develop it as good as the GMail chat. You should read some tutorials/books about AJAX before you should even consider start to develop it.