Is there any way to use the information that is seen in the Net Panel section of firebug? If Firebug/FF can get that data, why can't we use that to output info to our DOM?
My app uses a modified version of this AJAX Solr framework. Try entering York" as a serch term (note the one set of quotes).
This will give an error. Check out the difference between the error in Console vs what is under the GET error message in the Net panel.
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When I use the elastic api, via curl or the developer tool. I cannot got data from some old indice.
But if I use the discover feature of Kibana, it can get those data.
Moreover, if I go from discover, got some datas, the with the inspect option I click on "Open in dev tools", the the copied request don't work.
Have you any idea?
I also try to get /_cout api, it says count:0. But with /_stats I have some counts
it works
not working
We are using IBM Connections 5.5. SSO has been done with IBM TAM environment.
Until some time back the application was working fine. However, now after creating a community, system is unable to load Widget details. Only the heading is shown with an option to Move Up / Down etc.
Bookmarks work fine as expected. No other widget like Status Updates, Forums, Members are shown
'My Page' is also unable to load any of the widget.
Upon doing F12 and viewing browser console it says:
Unable to Load data and Malformed json returned by processWidget call.
System.out log says:
Failed to generate process widget json. Unexpected character < on line1, column 1
For instance:
I search for errors that happened to a specific user by searching for their email address in the search bar. That brings me back a list of errors. When I click on one of the errors it shows me a similar error that happened to a different user. How can I find the exact error that occurred for the user I searched for?
Thanks in advance,
Dan
Assuming you're talking about Sentry 9 (current version). Inside of an issue, go to the events tab:
And there should be another search box to search for concrete events within that issue.
Piggy-backing off of Markus' answer, I'd add that the syntax for this events search screen is different than the main search.
I found this issue:
https://github.com/getsentry/sentry/issues/2898
The syntax of event.timestamp is mentioned, however it doesn't work on the event page (perhaps because the event is implied?).
These examples work for zooming into a specific time and device:
timestamp:>2022-08-15 timestamp:<2022-08-17
timestamp:>2022-08-16T09:00:00 timestamp:<2022-08-16T16:18:00
device.family:SM-G990U
I often use gulp and its plugin browser-sync.
Every time i open firebug console tab, i see its full of logs like :
GET http://localhost:3000/browser-sync/socket.io/?EIO=3&transport=polling&t=1457523519574-0 200 OK ۳ms browser...11.1.js (line 2)
I can use clear button but logs are interminable! they will appear twice.is there any persistent way to ride of these(browser-sync) logs?
Yes, there is. Just uncheck the option Show XMLHttpRequests within the Console panel's options menu.
Though note that this will disable the logging for all XMLHttpRequests, (aka AJAX requests).
There is currently no way to filter out specific logs. There are already two enhancements requests for that: issue 4507 and issue 6835 targetting Firebug 2, but as Firebug 3 will be built upon the DevTools, it is probably wiser to follow the DevTools related requests. The closest one to your issue is bug 905978 to filter out messages for blackboxed sources, but I've also filed bug 1102797 some time ago for allowing to blackbox sources from within the Console panel and bug 1255311 right now for ignoring specific log messages.
Is there a way to clear up GM_log messages from error console from userscripts on a certain event?
I don't want to clear up manually. On trigger of certain event, want to clear up the old log from the error console and show up the new log.
You cannot clear the error console. If you could, evil websites could clear it too and erase the record of their misdeeds.
You should no longer use GM_Log() anyway. Use Firebug and the excellent console logging functions it provides.
Then you can use console.clear().
Note, to avoid conflicts with Firefox's newish console functions, and to ensure that the output appears in Firebug's console, you may need to prefix the calls with unsafeWindow.
So your script could do something like this:
unsafeWindow.console.clear ();
unsafeWindow.console.time ('ScriptRun');
unsafeWindow.console.log ("Script start." );
unsafeWindow.console.timeEnd ('ScriptRun');
Which would look like this in the Firebug console:
-- with all the preceding cruft erased. (Anything the webpage does after the clear() call will still appear though.)