Closed Arthurius closed 9 months ago
Hi @Arthurius .
Did you add the following to your index.html
(as documented here:
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://www.datadoghq-browser-agent.com/us1/v5/datadog-logs.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://www.datadoghq-browser-agent.com/us1/v5/datadog-rum-slim.js"></script>
Hi @fuzzybinary , yes I did
@Arthurius Are you seeing any network errors in the console when attempting to get those files from the CDN?
Also what version of Flutter DatadogSdk are you using? v2.x should be paired with the v5 browser SDK, and 1.x should be paired with v4.
@fuzzybinary ,
I'm using
datadog_flutter_plugin: ^2.1.0
datadog_tracking_http_client: ^2.0.0
with the v5 scripts
No networkerrors getting the scripts from CDN:
I've uploaded my basic test to a repo. I've replaced the clientToken and applicationId with placeholders for safety: https://github.com/Arthurius/ddog_flutter_test
@Arthurius I can't reproduce, even with your example code, in either Firefox or Chrome.
Can you see what the value of DD_LOGS
is in the Javascript console? Here's what I get in Firefox:
For me in firefox it throws this:
It does also give these warnings:
@fuzzybinary I think it's a problem on Mac. I've just tested the same site on a Chromebook and a windows laptop. There it works fine. On mac I tested it with Firefox, Chrome, Safari and Brave, and they all have the same problem..
@Arthurius Do you have a proxy on your Mac that's in the way of the CDN? Or an ad-blocker that flags Datadog?
I'm pretty sure we report the MIME type properly from the CDN, but if it's being overwritten for some reason, the bad MIME type will cause the javascript to fail to load.
@fuzzybinary My mac indeed had a proxy. After disabling that it started working properly. Thank you for helping me sort this out!
Glad we could figure it out! Let us know if you have any other issues!
When implementing Datadog, web tracking does not work and throws:
I've followed all the steps needed (including adding the links to the scripts in the html file). When building for mobile it does work. But for our web-app it keeps throwing an error.
Steps to reproduce the issue: create the template Flutter app, and setup the basic Datadog implementation for Flutter. Then run
Describe what you expected: I expect to see incoming data, but whatever I try, the error remains.
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