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Bootstrap trying to load map file. How to disable it? Do I need to do it?
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I know what bootstrap.css.map is and how to remove it. My question is different.
Is this file being loaded on normal customers' browsers, or does it only get pulled in when I open Chrome Developer Console?
Basically map files are for developers. It is not required on production machines.
You could go through following answer on stack overflow this will help you understand concept better.
Bootstrap trying to load map file. How to disable it? Do I need to do it?
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WATIR Safari automation Issue
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I am trying to automate different browsers using watir, and I am using 'safariwatir' for automating Safari browser. And for firefox, chrome and IE I am using 'watir-webdriver'.
I am facing some error if I use both 'safariwatir' and web driver in a single program. Is there any way of using these both in a single program.
Thanks in advance. Please help.
As I have already answered in another question that you have asked, safariwatir is not longer maintained.
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How do I check that an application is running when I have its file path?
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I've searched around the web and even on this site, but can't find an answer.
All I want to do is something simple as a test like running firefox if textedit is open. I can open applications but I am not too good with much more.
Thanks ahead of time.
Try:
if application "TextEdit" is running then activate application "Firefox"
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Other than JMeter, whether there are any open source tool for load testing to test Asp.net applications
Yeah, ab is pretty much the standard http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ApacheBench.
Here are some more tools http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_server_benchmarking
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By default UCM adds a bunch of JavaScript to the head of each webpage. Is there a way to suppress the insertion of these scripts at the page level?
I found a resolution to the issue. It is Site Studio Designer that automatically inserts scripts into the head of documents you work with. The solution is to write your .hcsp source in another editor (I use Notepad++), then manually check your code into UCM.
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What are these numbers on the right side of my Windows Phone Silverlight app?
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Those letters kind of get in the way of me seeing what the design looks like as a whole, can I disable them?
Have a look in your App.xaml.cs file. You can enable/disable these features by uncommenting or commenting a few lines in there.