In the display server view I have two servers listed. Both used to show the server status by displaying either '[stopped]' or '[started]' as well as showing if the server was started in debug mode.
Today - only one of the servers is displaying this information, so somehow, I've managed to turn off the display of this info for the second server.
How did I manage to achieve this and, more importantly, how do I turn it back on again - it's a pain not being able to see this info at a glance.
To show or hide the state and status of the server from the Servers view:
Open the Label Decorations preference page: Click Window -> Preferences, expand General -> Appearance, and click Label Decorations.
select or clear the Server State Decorator check box. By default, this check box is selected.
See Showing the state and status in the Servers view
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When I perform a deploy or retrieve operation in VSCODE the result of the operation will make the panel that shows the output appear. I perform deploy and retrieve operations frequently since I use the "deploy on save" functionality. Is there a setting that will prevent that panel from showing up if the result of the operation is a success? Basically I only want the panel to show up if there is an actual problem that needs my attention/focus.
The below image shows the panel I am referring to circled in blue. The panel covers my code and requires that I manually click a button to rehide it.
I've tried turning the panel off in the "VIEW" settings but that doesn't work.
I've tried resizing it so that the height is very small but that is equally as annoying when I actually need to open the panel to use the terminal or review errors from the deploy/retrieve.
Is there a setting in VSCode that will prevent that panel from showing when the operation is successful?
NOTE: For every retrieve/deploy there is a dialog box that says if the operation was a success or failure. So not having this panel show will not prevent the user from knowing how the operation resulted
Earlier when i used to hover on a request in network tab, the tooltip used to show the full url, but i am not able to do that now. is there any way to enable it:
Open network panel settings (the second cog more to the right on your screenshot) and check/uncheck "Use large request rows". After that the URL preview on hover started to magically work for me again (I had the same problem). If not, you can at least keep the large rows on as a last resort.
This is my first question in this forum. I have annoying problem:
I cannot add Live Server icon on my status bar and thus I am not able to preview my page.
I have used LS before but it's been attaching it's icon automatically.
I've already checked option i confid which was suppose to do that but it is enabled.
Any idea? please help
First you must install Live Server in the packet of VS Code
Then you can click right mouse on your HTML Code and choose Open with Live Server
Try right-clicking on the status bar (i.e., the bar located at the bottom) to bring up the following menu. See if there's a tick next to "Live Server (Extension)". If not, click on this item and you should be able to see the Live Server button in the status bar.
The "options" sub-tab of the fiddler "Composer" tab lets you tear off the Composer into a floating window. Question is how to put it back? I lost the floating window and now fiddler's composer is gone. I didn't find anything in the menus to restore fiddler or its GUI to factory defaults. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling fiddler, no-go; Then uninstalling, grepping the registry and blowing away all keys that had anything to do with fiddler and reinstalling -- no-go. The only thing that worked was paving the machine -- (which I had to do anyway -- I didn't do that just to solve this fiddler problem!)
The floated Details View can be returned to the docked state by closing it.
In your case, it sounds like the view may have gone off-screen. On Windows 7 with Fiddler 2.4.1.1, a floated Details View shows up in the taskbar as a distinct Fiddler window. Hovering over the Fiddler icon on the taskbar, moving the cursor over the Details View preview, right-clicking the Details View preview, selecting Maximize, and then pressing Alt-F4 returns the view to its docked state.
Obviously, flattening your box and reinstalling Fiddler is also a solution. ;)
I'm using TFLog in my iPhone app, but where on https://testflightapp.com can I view the output?
I just found this out by trial and error and a lot of clicking about on the TestFlight site. It's so well buried that I assumed there was no way to view the output yet on their site!
Click on Builds and then select the build of your app that you're interested in
Click on Sessions in the left-hand sidebar
Click the sessions from the user you're interested in
Click the "i" information graphic on the right-hand side for the individual session you're interested in
Click the Events drop-down on the right of the window that appears and select Log
The TFLog output is displayed. Note that it's mixed in with any Checkpoints that have been passed within that session