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iViewer 103, javascript and remote debugger #79

Closed RichardMullins closed 11 years ago

RichardMullins commented 12 years ago

I am having problems with the remote debugger under 103, similar to the issues found in 100 and 102.

The javascript code works perfectly when the remote debugger is turned off. If I turn it on however the javascript code does not run.

The remote debugger does work correctly, remoteviewer.js loads correctly and shows join changes from gestures (although not from button presses - not sure if that is normal or not).

The javascript code that I have loaded (CIPV1.1 and a config.js that I use for my CF.userMain()) is shown as 403 forbidden. I have tried in Chrome and Safari (on a Mac) although I imagine this is an issue with the code on the device, not something related to the browser.

I checked file permissions just in case (nothing obvious) but this code does run when I don't use the debugger so I'm guessing thats not the issue.

rich

RichardMullins commented 12 years ago

Sorry, forgot to mention I'm running on a Nexus7, Android Jelly Bean (4.1.2) and as the title implies running beta103 of iViewer.

rich

curtdwar commented 12 years ago

Interesting that you have working javascript when debugger not loaded. I also have nexus7 same software versions as you and I am unable to get any javascript working at all. There hasn't been an update on the previous thread for this issue in over a month, hopefully Florent will make a breakthrough soon.

n2hifi commented 12 years ago

I'm seeing the same thing as Rich. Nexus7, Jelly Bean and javascript works as long as debugger is off.

fpillet commented 11 years ago

Sorry guys we haven't let you down, just been busy coping with iOS 6 on iPad / iPhone.

Is there anything special with your GUI setup? for example, do you use a separate subfolder for assets where JavaScript code would be stored?

n2hifi commented 11 years ago

I found if I have Javascript in a subfolder it does not work at all. I had to put it at the root to get it to work.

fpillet commented 11 years ago

This makes a lot of sense! Issue will be fixed in the next build, coming up shortly.

RichardMullins commented 11 years ago

In my case I don't have any sub-folders. The javascript does run correctly when I turn off the debugger, but with the debugger on my scripts show up with a 403 forbidden message in the console.

curtdwar commented 11 years ago

Thanks, that got me working in JS again.

fpillet commented 11 years ago

Richard, is there anything else special with your JS files? For example, spaces in the names, etc?

RichardMullins commented 11 years ago

Florent,

No nothing unusual. The two files are CIPV1.1.js (the one from github - unmodified with the exception of pulling out the userMain section) and a config.js that essentially just pulls out the userMain (at the time of testing it only has the Crestron setup stuff from the CIPV1.1 in it).

The setup works as expected if the debugger is off, with correct connection through to my Crestron processor. I added a weather script over the weekend and that worked OK as well (with the debugger off).

fpillet commented 11 years ago

Richard, would you mind emailing me your project so I can try here and wee what's wrong? I have no clue about your specific problem at this point, but having the project handy should help.

fpillet commented 11 years ago

No need to send us your GUI, the issue has been identified. Thanks to all for helping nail this one.