i get this error HTML Parsing Error: Unable to modify the parent container element before the child element is closed (KB927917) when try to run my project in visual studio 2010.
but ONLY when run in virtual mashine!
otherwise same source code doesn't yield same error
NOTE: IE 8 Advance settings are same for both configurations!
help
Have you read KB927917? It describes the situation quite well; it's a more helpful error message than the “Operation aborted” we used to get, anyway. See this blog for more background on what it means.
It's not directly connected to virtual-machine or not; what you have is a race condition, where a script can load too early and try to manipulate elements that haven't been fully loaded by IE's HTML parser yet. Race conditions are inherently difficult to pin down as factors like being in a VM or how fast the server is responding can affect whether the error occurs or not.
You need to narrow down which script is responsible by commenting all the <script> elements out and adding them back in one-by-one until you get the error. Then you need to delay the operation of whatever that script is doing, for example by moving it into a window.onload event handler.
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I've been working with Node.js for about 3 months give or take, and today I was working on a project when I suddenly got an import error on the client side, even though I hadn't touched any code there since I last ran the program. In fact, the only changes I had made were on the server side, and it was just some minor refactoring that didn't have anything to do with the imports. After frantically trying to find what I'd done, I scrolled up to see this line in server/index.js:
const { default: socket } = require('../client/src/socket.js');
I didn't write this line. It had been added without me asking or even noticing that it was there. I'm pretty sure that I hadn't clicked on any formatting tooltips, and it seemed to appear out of nowhere and was the cause of the break.
This isn't the first time that this has happened to me. I have noticed that at sporadic moments, code is added to my projects that I never asked for. So I have some questions:
Is this a feature of Node, and if so what triggers it?
As I'm using VScode, is it rather the IDE that's doing this?
How do I stop whatever's causing this from trying, and failing, to be helpful?
Thanks.
This is most likely VSCode's built-in auto-imports. You've probably typed socket and selected an auto-suggestion which contained Auto import from "../client/src/socket.js"
You can disable it with the setting "javascript.suggest.autoImports": false.
Additionally, if you're using Git for version control, try using git add -p (-p for patch) to stage your changes bit by bit instead of the entire file. This way you can review your changes in slices and you'll probably catch things like this.
That's not a feature of Node but, Some of the VSCode extensions possess capabilities of auto import. Maybe one of your extension has added that line. To prevent it disable your JavaScript autocomplete, linter extensions.
I am facing the issue while running EXCEL related bot in the UIPATH tool. The error which I am facing is given here[20.4.1
Message: Job stopped with an unexpected exit code: 0xC0000005
Exception Type: System.Exception
RemoteException wrapping System.Exception: Job stopped with an unexpected exit code: 0xC0000005]
How can I resolve this issue?
Lots of questions in your question...but I've had issues similar to yours before and they were caused by the following:
Kill Excel - doing a kill Excel process while Excel was doing something at the time or in the background. I usually add Delays of 5-10 seconds before doing any kill Excel.
Accessing/performing an Excel activity or action without the necessary data present. So the example that comes to mind is if you try to update a Pivot Table, but the pivot table is linked to another file (call it Source.xlsx)...so if this Source.xlsx was not downloaded, then Excel would prompt an error while performing the update Pivot table activity. So pretty much, if you try to perform an Excel activity without the necessary files or data that you would use on a real scenario, then it will give you an error.
Settings...so from your antivirus to Excel itself, there can be settings "blocking" something that is used to perform the process you want and that could be why you are getting the error.
These are all general answers to a very broad question...my advice is to check again the logic of your bot...debug and check that all files are downloaded/data is present accordingly before doing the Excel activity (you can use break points). You can also try googling about the error# you-re getting :)
Finally, If you decide to use macros of Excel in your bot, make sure that these macros have error handling, otherwise your bot might give unexpected errors or get trapped in a loop...https://excelmacromastery.com/vba-error-handling/ can be used as reference.
Go to Manage Package and select the excel package and install 2.7.2 package and save it.
I faced the same problem and installed v2.7.2 package and it worked for me.
Refer below link for more info.
https://forum.uipath.com/t/remoteexception-wrapping-system-exception-job-stopped-with-an-unexpected-exit-code-0xc0000005/173595/16
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I am looking for a good way to make a summary to existing large build TS.
What I am working with is SCCM 2012r2 and what I need is a hint, how to capture all steps I want(some of them are in various groups) and put result of them in some sort of variable so at the end, someone who is building that PC will have a table showing lets say 30 of applications green and 4 of them red as a failure.
Can it be done in some easy way? I just need someone building the PC to see what app didn't install so he can install it manually or at least provide me more information before I'll dive into logs.
Thanks
I wouldn't say easy because it requires lots of steps and you have to do it per application manually basically but there is a TS Variable _SMSTSLastActionSucceeded which you could check after each installation step (you have to set the step to continue on error to make this work). So basically after you tried to install you check whether it worked and then set a TS variable of your choice to reflect the failure.
As a final step you implement a script that checks all your TS variables and outputs the result.
You could even use the addon OSDBackground to display your errors as the background image.
Some lengthy article how to implement a form of error handling can be found here however you would have to do this quite a bit different because in this example the ts fails at the first error and you want to continue and log but you should get the basic principles.
I have created Web performance testing using visual studio 2017, Most of the pages are data driven by Login, Change of lists etc is there
I have added extraction rule, and when i do load test of the same WPT it gives me errors 403 and fail's the test
My question here is how should I make it work
Thanks in advance
A 403 error usually means that your VS script is failing at login. It is most likely happens due to one or several dynamic values that VS plays back as recorded. To fix it you need to find and manually correlate them by creating extraction rules and parameters somewhere at the beginning of your script.
It looks like you already created some extractors, but if your script is still failing, chances are that you did not create all of them. Try the manual correlation technique described in my article.
Or check our Web Test Builder for Visual Studio referenced here to automatically create missing extractors and parameter.
I've been struggling with this off and on for two weeks, most of that time having been spent waiting for responses to my support issue. I have the solution, which I will post here in the hopes that it helps the next person who runs into this issue. I'm going to throw in a lot of unnecessary detail to increase the odds of the next guy finding this.
I am working on an MVC5 site, and using the ActiveReports 8 HTML5 viewer to display an IList-bound code-based section report. I have enabled PDF, Word, and Excel exports using the availableExports parameter to the GrapeCity.ActiveReports.Viewer javascript function. The viewer renders properly on the page, and makes the expected call to ActiveReports.ReportSerice.asmx, which returns the information needed to render the report, including the URL to stream the data from. The report displays in the viewer just fine. So far so good.
On my development machine, I can export to PDF, Word, and Excel. When deployed to the test server, however, the Excel export stops working, and the browser just shows a save file dialog attempting to save a file called ActiveReports.ar8?blahblahblah. Digging in with Fiddler, I determined that this is almost exactly the same as the URL returned from the call to the report service above except for a few parameters such as "Command=Export" and "ExportFormat=Xls".
Saving this "file" results in a 0-byte file called ActiveReports.xls. I can simulate this behavior for other export types by removing key dlls such as GrapeCity.ActiveReports.Export.Pdf and then asking for a PDF export, for example. It appears to me that ActiveReports (at least as of version 8.1.414.0) swallows certain server-side errors, such as missing dlls, and returns a 404 error code to the client. I think a 500 error with details about what's missing would be preferable to a generic 404.
This leads me to believe that there is something missing on the test server. Since I have "copy local" set on all the ActiveReports dlls, and I can see that they all successfully deployed to the test server, the missing piece must be something present in the GAC of my local machine, but not on the server.
Using Fiddler, I have determined that the response to the ActiveReports.ar8?blahblahblah URL has a return code of 404. The content-disposition header on the resulting 404 response has been set to "attachment; filename=ActiveReports.xls", but the Content-Type is "text/html" rather than the expected "application/vnd.ms-excel". This tells me that the export made it at least partway through processing before giving up.
What's missing on the server that's preventing Excel exports from completing?
The missing piece of the puzzle is the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.dll, a copy of which can be found in the "C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\ComponentOne\ActiveReports 8" folder. Ironically, it alphabetizes right next to all of the GrapeCity.ActiveReports assemblies, but without any indication of which other assemblies use it, you can easily look right past it as I did, figuring it was a dependency of something else in that folder such as the license generator.
Adding a reference to DocumentFormal.OpenXml.dll to the web project, and setting Copy Local to true ensures that the dll gets deployed along with everything else. My Excel exports work just fine now.
I apologize for the inconvenience you were facing. You are right that the 'DocumentFormat.OpenXml.dll' is also required on the server when using Excel export with ActiveReports. I've placed a request for this to be added to the documentation.
Thank you for bringing this to our notice.
Regards