I have attempted using scripts from other BASIC resources on the internet, but they yield an error message.
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We are using a combination of supermetrics, google sheets and datastudio for reporting social media content results. Supermetrics provide us with "Post image URL", for example this one: imageURL. The next step us using image+importrange function in different spreadsheet:
=IMAGE(IMPORTRANGE("XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX","'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX'!O2")).
This loads an image usually without any problem (apart from sometimes when the image simply doesn't load, god knows why):
Final step is using "Publish to the web" function in spreadsheets and then URL embed function in Datastudio - result is okay with pictures fully loading, however after exporting the data studio report into pdf (only way to download it), the images appear broken. All spreadsheets have sufficient rights and this is happening even if the base spreadsheet is set as public (+ results numbers are okay even in the pdf, so this should be the reason).
Okay so I have no idea why, when or how, but exporting to pdf works with images included today.
In Xaml, I'm trying to make an image do something when tapped (I'm testing it on Android). The Image tag of the Button class seems to be exactly what I need, but the following code breaks my application:
<Button Clicked="OnListClicked" Image="chimp.jpg"/>
Even though it works fine when I remove the Image tag. I could probably figure out what's wrong if I had an error message, but all that is shown is:
Your app has entered a break state, but there is no code to show because all threads were executing external code (typically system or framework code).
I've had issues with my Xaml code before, and I would get the same message. I'm confused though...my Xaml isn't external, is it? It's just a Xaml file inside my shared project, like any other file.
Under Exception Settings, I have every single box checked, and I also added XamlCompilation:
[assembly: XamlCompilation(XamlCompilationOptions.Compile)]
namespace MyApp
{...
so I'm not sure what else I can do to start getting error messages. And I'm using Image in exactly the syntax described in the documentation, so I'm not sure what could be the issue with my Xaml. Anyone have any thoughts about any of this?
The reason I wasn't getting a specific error message was that I was actually navigating to the page with the errors from another page. When I set the page with errors to my root page, I started getting error messages again.
Apparently, my runtime's memory was running out before it could render the image. I had noticed before that my app was limited to five images: any images after the fifth one simply didn't show up. I've never gotten an error for it, though. Perhaps since this time it was a button, it "needs" to be displayed for normal functioning, and that's why it's throwing an error this time?
Either way, I just removed images until there were only 5, including the button image, and now it displays without issue. I'm not sure if this is expected behavior, though. I don't see why my runtime wouldn't be able to handle more than 5 images.
I'm a newby in HTML, while I've some skill with Processing language.
I'm writing an application in Processing which I want to visualise in a local webpage.
I've a basic index.html, which upload my sketch and the file processing.js.
It works.
My problem is that sometimes, an application which runs with no proiblem using the Processing IDE, does not run in the webpage. I assume there are still some bugs in the porting from Processing to JavaScript.
What I would like to know is: is there some way to debug the webpage I try to visualise?
Just to seek "where" the webpage remains stuck! In this way I could bypass the problem!
For now, I'm using Firefox for html visualisation.
Thanks a lot, Valerio
Ops solved! I downloaded FireBug, an add-on for Firefox implementing a debugger.
Then I launched the debugger. It showed me immediately the error.
For curious people:
I declared an ArrayList called "foo_list", containing object "foo":
ArrayList<foo>foo_list
The above line does not produce any error in the Processing IDE.
However processing.js complains with it, the debugger displayng
the following message:
ReferenceError: ArrayListfoo_list" is not defined
The solution is to insert a blank space:
ArrayList<foo> foo_list;
This works! Maybe the error given to the parser
from Processing to JavaScript!
Bye!
I've got yet another problem with Crystal Reports 2008. This time, when I'm exporting to PDF from CR2008 from the company server, a font, Dax-regular, gets blurry. It's not completely illegible, but it is smudged out, like the ink got wet.
Another problem is that certain fonts, which I am sure are not DRM-protected or anything like that, when exported are random gibberish symbols, not readable text. This seems to be a problem with the embedding of fonts in CR.
I believe the smudged fonts could be caused by a fix I had to perform because of the small text bug that others have reported (http://www.arcanadev.com/support/kb/K00000394.aspx).
What can I do to troubleshoot and, if possible, fix this problem?
Thanks!
To my experience I haven't seen anything like that all fonts are properly exported to PDF if you provide any screenshot it would be more helpful.
Your second issue of symbols there are some fonts when you type will provide you symbols may be you are using those....
Sorry if I understood yout issue in a wring way
literally just got into the world of coding, so if my question seems absolutely insane, I do apologise.
Anywho, was following some tutorials (Daniel Shiffman's https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZ4D3wDRaec) how to setup a basic p5.js file on Atom, and generate a green window to test if the code is working. Really basic setup, nothing should've went wrong.
For some reason the text editor wouldn't read my code while I was typing; so then I clicked on the index.html file from the root folder.
Instead of having to show a green window, nothing actually happened. I don't know if this is a software issue, seems like nobody has encountered such a basic problem.
Nothing seems to be wrong here. And it opened a white window when it should've been green
You might have missed a couple of steps in the video:
You can simply (manually) double click index.html from the yayme folder on your Desktop. This should open your default browser with the page. This works for simple sketches but once you start loading assets (images/sounds/data from other sites, etc.) it's best to use a local web server
You can use any http server as Daniel Shiffman's video mentions or the atom-live-server package (notice the install button on that page which will open Atom for you). Once that's installed you can access it via Atom > Packages> atom-live-server