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I'm creating an embedding system, however I'm having problems with Safari on iOS. I retrieve my HTML code through an AJAX request, which works except for on Safari on iOS, which was the only browser that did not embed the code.
Code used to insert element into the page:
var el = document.createElement('div');
el.setAttribute('id', 'chat-robbu');
el.setAttribute('style', 'display: none;');
el.innerHTML = data.html; // data.html is part of an object received through an AJAX request
document.body.insertBefore(el, document.body.children[0]);
You can see the code working here: https://chatrobbu.rilo.com.br
To reiterate my comment, since it was, in fact, the underlying issue: Ensure that JavaScript is enabled under Settings > Safari > Advanced, or the code won't execute.
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My console showed this message today. In my console, no error is described, but i still see that red flag, why?
Im using electron, electron client, and gulp
Looks like you have filtered the chrome console. Click on the console sidebar & change the filter
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I am trying get some response in the console from the browser when I run the googletag parameters with Selenium but unfortunately I don't.
I have already tried with .execute_async_script('googletag.pubads()') as also as put everything in a try/execute but the execute is never being called even when I don't get any answer back.
This is my code:
from selenium import webdriver
from selenium.webdriver.common.desired_capabilities import DesiredCapabilities
url = 'https://joursferies.fr'
d = DesiredCapabilities.CHROME
d['loggingPrefs'] = { 'browser':'ALL' }
browser = webdriver.Chrome(desired_capabilities=d)
browser.get(url)
browser.execute_script('googletag.openConsole()')
# Until here everything is perfect but with the following line is when I never get any answer:
browser.execute_script('googletag.pubads()')
I expected that the Console in the Browser Inspect would show me the information but it doesn't show anything.
try to add return, browser.execute_script('return googletag.openConsole()')
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I'd like to ask about sudden stop of jQuery. Originally I used $(function(){ ... }) but it just stopped working, even though jQuery still works inside of angularjs functions. I tried rewriting it as $(document).ready(function(){ ... }) but it still isn't working.
Any idea of how to fix that?
You may want to use the Developer Tools (F12) within your browser to check the Console and Network tabs to see if any errors are present or if any 404s are popping up due to your jQuery library not being able to be accessed properly.
This could easily be caused if you are loading the files from a CDN and there is an issue with your connection (or the CDN). Additionally, you'll want to ensure that you aren't calling your $(document).ready({...}); call until after your jQuery <script> file has been referenced
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I am trying to make a post to an API endpoint. It seems to work in safari and chrome even ie. But firefox seems to want to add a double quote to the beginning and end of the json string. I dont know that this is a huge issue to most of the community but I am under deadline and this is the only thing keeping me from hitting my target.
console.log(JSON.stringify($('FooObject').serializeObject()));
This returns
"{"key":"value"}"
I need
{"key":"value"}
Any suggestions? I have trolled the net for about 3 hours and no dice.
Please be nice I do not do js often, more than often I do networking and security this is a edge case that I need tackled.
Thank you in advance.
If the double quotes display in the Firefox console- then quotes are just to signify that it's a string.
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I have an ajax call to a PHP file which creates a pre-filled form of inputs.
I have used this method to replace the contents of a div with a new input element before, but currently it is returning nothing to the page. Firebug shows that the ajax call works and the response and html is 100% accurate, it is just not populating the div from:
document.getElementById('editdiv').innerHTML = xmlhttp.responseText();
Replacing the xmlhttp.responseText with "Test" works. I'm not sure where to look to fix.
This question is a coded example of my problem without an answer either: AJAX: getElementById().innterHTML not working
responseText is an attribute not function, i.e xmlhttp.responseText not xmlhttp.responseText(), change to:
document.getElementById('editdiv').innerHTML = xmlhttp.responseText;