I have come across an annoying problem while writing some PHP4 code. I renamed the method of a class but I forgot to rename it where it was being called from. The annoying part is it was hard to track down where the problem was because no error was triggered. The script simply aborted leaving the web page partially rendered. Is it normal for this not to trigger an error or is there something wacky going on here? If this is normal is there a way to force this kind of thing to cause an error?
Try setting the error_reporting() at the top of your script, like this:
error_reporting(E_ALL); // report all errors
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I have created an empty Game Project. I tried to use "print" to start with, but got an error right away. I have no idea what could be wrong, I'm a beginner.
The print statement you write must be written in another method.
I am working on a project and I have no professional experience on iOS development. Any way after I update my Xcode 11.0 (now it's 11.1) I can't run the project in any way. But if I try to open my 1 year old project it's open without any problem. I got all the time Thread 1: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (code=2, address=0x7ffee4ac0e98) and interesting part is error itself does not show up same spot. If I delete or modify the faulty field it just pop up completely different line. I want to show code but it does not occur in a specific place.
But error generally pops up the one of my third party code. I used MyThirdPartyTextFieldAnimationFiles and here I used IsaoTextField.swift and TextFieldEffects.swift. In TextFieldEffect.swift file declaration public let placeholderLabel = UILabel() gives the error first. I don't understand where the error originated from. Thanks for helping any way.
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I solve the problem but this solution won't be the right one. Error itself is so generic error type every can cause this. I explain my solution if one of you get that error he/she can use that maybe anyway.
In my app I have a NavigationController and one of my view(it is one of the views in the that NavVC) I declare the next VC at the start of the class and than push it to the top of the NavigationController. The error is cause by that declaration position. I moved it in the button function and error disappear.
Less buggy and nice days all.
I have a database that I work on using Access 2013, though I must maintain compatibility with Access 2010; I am using Windows 7.
I have an input form that is set to Pop Up = Yes, and Modal = No. When opening this input form directly from the Navigation Pane, it functions perfectly normally.
I have a macro in a search form that calls up this input form with the specified record using the "OpenForm" action. When opening the input form with this macro, the form's background is totally garbled (it pulls the background image from whatever was behind it when called, as though it were transparent), and all labels are unreadable.
That said, if I run the macro again by trying to open a different record, the form then appears correctly until it is closed. Also, if I change the "Window Mode" in the "OpenForm" action to "Dialog" rather than "Normal," it appears correctly.
Neither of these are valid solutions, though -- it should work on the first time, and I do not want the form to be modal. All my code seems okay (insomuch as I am not receiving error messages), so I don't understand why it would be doing this... any guidance is very much appreciated.
I have discovered what is causing this problem, though I don't understand why.
The macro I am using came from a sample database, and has some commands I am not fully familiar with. One such command is "Requery."
I experimented with removing various parts of the macro with the window mode as "Normal" for the "OpenForm" command. As soon as I tried removing "Requery" (and nothing else) the window opened in "Normal" mode with no distortion whatsoever.
In short, having "Requery" in the macro was what was causing this error to occur. It seems like an innocuous enough action (all it does is refresh data, from what I understand, as described here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb177360(v=office.12).aspx), but since I don't see why its inclusion was necessary anyway (if anyone could shed some light on that, it would be appreciated), it looks like this is essentially solved.
I hope this may help someone else in the future!
I am facing a too much recursion error when using swfupload in IE9. It works for the first time i load the object, but once I navigate to a different part of the site and come back to the upload page, these kinds of calls start occuring:
out of stack space - swfupload.speed.js Line 72:
return this.speedSettings.user_file_queued_handler.call(this, file);
I never unload the swfupload(flash) component specfically from the webapp.
What is going wrong?
Flash object does behave funkily when it is instatiated but not available/hidden on the page.
(see: SWFUpload startUpload() fails if not called within the file_dialog_complete_handler)
So I ended up re-instantiating the object when coming back to the view containing it. Seems to solve the problem.
Something weird is happening to my views all of a sudden (resizing a UITableView results in strange flying header sections) and I have a feeling I'm missing a '[UIVIew commitAnimations]' somewhere in code. When I add this line into 'viewForHeaderInSection', the weird behavior stops.
Question is, how can I find animation blocks with missing 'commitAnimations' statements? I've given the code a manual look and couldn't find anything. It's also a huge project and I can't see where something might have gone wrong. Please help!
Command+Shift+F ("Find in Project") and type "[UIView beginAnimations" with the "contains" option and you should be able to find all of the instances in your project where the [UIView commitAnimations] should be.