I am trying to use Web Inspector in a browser on Blackberry 7.0 (BB Torch 9860) and in Chrome I've got the following error when loading it:
Unexpected response code: 426 :1337:1
Any ideas why it happens?
I had a similar issue but managed to get it working by switching browsers.
Try it in safari instead of chrome. see step 7 of http://www.berryreview.com/2011/11/18/blackberry-os-7-web-inspector-easily-debug-blackberry-websites-webworks-browser-apps/
I'm not really sure why mostly because I don't care enough to find out why but hopefully this solves your problem
This was also giving me a lot of grief. I have an older Blackberry running version 7.0 something that I am testing on that would not attach to the web inspector in neither latest Chrome or Safari (version 6), both displaying the blank page with a search field in the top right and two controls, bottom left.
I finally managed to get the web inspector running, by installing the older Safari 5 and loading the web inspector page from that.
I downloaded it from here: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1531
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I have a website created in react js, when I try to open it on windows or android the loading happens normally.
But on IOS devices it doesn't load anything from the site.
I tried to use https://polyfill.io/v3/polyfill.min.js in my index but I still couldn't.
PS: I don't have a mac to debug, tests only on an iphone version 15, I didn't find the iphone ios console to see the errors.
Problem solved, first step was to update the browserslist.
Second it was seen that the application was with storage in localStorage above what safari was handling, thus causing the error.
Removed localStorage.
Link:
https://github.com/browserslist/browserslist
Link:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1921048/limit-of-localstorage-on-iphone#:~:text=Mobile%20Safari%20on%20the%20iPhone,limit%2C%20afaik%2C%20on%20localStorage.
I am using Appium 1.6.5
Device : iPod
iOS version : 10.3.3
I am unable to identify elements using Appium inspector.
I click on any objects, the whole frame is getting selected.I am not able to identify each element uniquely.Please refer the below image for actual representation of the issue.
Please help me out with the solution
First of all, why don't you try the latest Appium Desktop that uses Appium server v 1.7.1
However, if there are some reason behind not using the latest appium server, you can go to web alternative: Appium-iOS-Inspector
I am using appium version 1.3.7 version.
After starting appium sever, the app get installed in ios simulator.
When I tried to inspect using appium inspector, the refresh button in the appium inspector keeps on loading, it doesn't load the home page of an app at all.
I think you need to update your appium, since new appium version support XCUITest you might be ended to some changes in locators and other setup. This is my suggestion because you need to automate your cases on iOS 10, so in that cases you forced to upgrade the appium.
Coming to your question, if you are not able to access the appium inspector there is workaround.
How to inspect ios elements ,
Option one : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=254nbRjjQjc
Option two : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BgkVp0v3BM
For more videos :
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaJA59vxBDS7smS81Gqf7KA
Are you using Windows or Mac machine? I would suggest to use ~/android-sdk/tools/uiautomatorviewer. This will open one window, you can take screenshot of current screen from connected device and from left pane elements can be inspected.
I have a program created with Delphi XE2 and want to scan images from a Flatbed scanner. I use TDelphiTwain and on my computer everything works fine.
The target is a touch-screen device with MS Windows Embedded for POS on, and there I constantly get an 'Unspecified error' when I click on the button to open the form. The strange thing is, it has worked before on this device and I haven't changed a thing. Suddenly it stopped working on that device.
Scanning in Windows works. I reinstalled the drivers, but that doesn't make a difference.
I have another touch-device with Windows XP embedded on it and even there it is still working fine.
Disconnecting the flatbed and trying to open the form gives an 'access violation exception'.
I have no idea how to debug this or where to look, as it works on my PC perfectly.
We found out the problem is NOT Twain, but working with the PDF-ActiveX component...
And it seems I'm not the only one. => How do I get Acrobat Reader Imported into Delphi 2007?
On the modern devices, Adobe Reader 11.0.0.7 installs and everything works. But some older devices fail while installing this version, and I have to go back to version 8.1.1 to get past the setup, but not being compatible for the ActiveX.
If we change code to get it working with older versions (like 8.1.1), it fails with Adobe Reader 11.0.0.7
some more lecture:
https://forums.adobe.com/message/6381248
https://forums.adobe.com/message/6400731
Thanx for thinking and searching with me.
I'm using 5.0 field2.BrowserField as in-app browser, but on 9800 simulator page isn't displayed. (tested on SimPackage-6.0.0.246_9800-ATT,SimPackage-6.0.0.141_9800)
BrowserField browser = new BrowserField();
add(browser);
browser.requestContent("http://www.blackberry.com" + ";deviceside=true");
what is problem?
I think there is an issue with the Browser Field on Simulator for the 9800 - 9850 devices. I have noted however, if you install the your app unto the simulator from a .cod file instead of loading it via IDE, the browser field will load the required page correctly, without issue. However, the browser field may still misbehaves on a real device, it does not render links embedded into the page correctly on my app for an example.
for simulator no need to add parameter just use http://www.blackberry.com
make sure you run the simulator with MDS simulator