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I followed Kent Boogaart's excellent article on how to add dynamic content to the splash screen. Things work in the sense that I can see version number on the splash screen now. The problem however is that the article uses $(Version) property, which in my case is 1.0.0.0.
I am using shared AssemblyInfo.vb and need to get next major/minor/build/revision numbers from this file to draw them on the splash screen. The shared AssemblyInfo file contains a version number like 2.5.*. I need the actual number that will be generated by MSBuild (2.5.abc.xyz).
This will update your AssemblyInfo and the output image. Note that you must mark your output image as SplashScreen (as Build Action) in Visual Studio. Also note that I'm writing both assembly version as well as SVN Revision number on the splash screen. You may want to adjust yours according to your needs.
docker pull scrapinghub/splash will give you the latest stable Splashrelease. To obtain the latest development version usedocker pull scrapinghub/splash:master. Specific Splash versionsare also available, e.g. docker pull scrapinghub/splash:2.3.3.
I don't know what I am doing wrong or missing, but I can not get any splash page to show up. I have a Security license. I am also trying to do it with SplashAccess. I could also not get it to show up without SplashAccess. I followed the guides on SplashAccess offered, no luck. I just connect to the WIFI network and nothing shows up and I get no access out of course. Seems like a lot of guides are old or are only for AP and not MX with Wifi. Anyone ever had this issue?
Works fine on mx68w so it should work on mx67w to. Did you try using another client? What firmware version you are running? I know there where problems with splash page and mx67 mx68 on older firmware versions before 15.13. Try contact support and ask for latest 15.x version.
Do you mean the splash page is only available to devices connected via copper to the MX and not WIFI? That does not make any sense to me as to why Meraki would do that. I am given the option to do a splash page for an SSID... therefor I should obviously be able to do so.
Unity Personal Edition includes deployment to Android and iOS with the Personal Edition splash screen. To deploy to iOS and Android without the Personal Edition Splash Screen you must purchase Unity Professional Edition together with iOS Pro and/or Android Pro deployment add-ons.
I assumed all was good and so i rebuilt the app using the EAS build command to test if it would open on TestFlight. However, App was stuck again on loading screen. I tried sending a new OTA and it went passed the loading screen again. Has anyone faced this before? I feel like something is wrong with my EAS update setup where my app gets stuck on loading screen the first time it loads but if i use EAS Update the app launches.
Update: I feel so stupid. I found out the issue by following the native debugging guide. Ran the app on xcode and turns out it was related to a reference of manifest2 object from expo-constants. The object is only available once EAS update is launched for the first time. So my app was stuck in splash screen until i pushed at least one update. However Manifest2 is not null in expo app running on the simulator.
However, another problem occured:
On shutdown, the splash theme is shown correctly. On boot, only a tricolor progress bar appears (which seems to be some kind of fallback theme / "text"-theme)
I found other reports about plymouth not working on boot up, installed plymouth-legacy from AUR and updated the initrd-image. It had no effect
I also activated other themes (spinner,spinfinity,dark-arch etc), they all work on shutdown but no on boot...
I've got ther same problem, but I can't solve it by simply adding vga=current to kernel parameters.
Tried 'i915', 'intel_agp i915' and 'nouveau' as MODULES value in mkinitcpio.conf, nothing works: starting version 234, blink screen, starting version 234 but with terminus font, then Plymouth spinner, then starting version 234 again (what's that anyway, systemd version?) and finally LightDM login screen (btw lightdm-plymouth is enabled).
I've got a similar problem on boot. The splash screen does only show a fallback theme, but boot succeedes. This bug was introduced with the new release from upstream. I don't know yet, if it is an issue of outdated themes or an issue of plymouth itself. I'll patch it, if I find a solution.
I've created my first app in web appbuilder which includes a disclaimer in the splash widget. I've turned on the widget and when I click on the "Launch" option to make sure it works, everything looks good. The splash page comes up with the disclaimer, and everything works the way I want it to.
The problem is that I want to make this application available to everyone without the need for an arcgisonline account. As I understand it, to do that I simply replace the first part of the url with When I do that, the app comes up as before and works fine, with the exception of the splash page. It never shows up.
Looking at the splash widget code there is a cookie stored when you click the accept and then ok so that it does not reappear. If you uncheck the require confirm check box in the widgets UI then this will not occur. If they do not check the "do not show again" checkbox.
That's strange. If I leave the "Require confirmation to continue" box unchecked (this is the non-developer configuration page), the user is presented with a check-box for "Do not show this splash screen again".
I have decided to learn the latest version of Microstation as it has been several years since I used the program. I am currently a college student so I decided to download the free educational version of Microstation Connect, Update 17 and start learning the new features of Microstation. The problem is when I go to open the program, the splash screen appears, it then freezes up and the screen goes black and it returns to the splash screen before the program closes all together. I have searched other forums for a solution. I have turned off my antivirus program and tried starting it that way but just encountered the same issues.
I can't seem to find any forum on the internet that addresses this issue with Connect. I have found ones that dealt with this issue in older versions of Microstation PowerDraft and the solutions to those versions do not pertain to this latest version of Microstation.
SPLASH_COOKIES_DEBUG is False by default.Set to True to enable debugging cookies in the SplashCookiesMiddleware.This option is similar to COOKIES_DEBUGfor the built-in scarpy cookies middleware: it logs sent and received cookiesfor all requests.
- SPLASH_LOG_400 is True by default - it instructs to log all 400 errorsfrom Splash. They are important because they show errors occurredwhen executing the Splash script. Set it to False to disable this logging.
- SPLASH_SLOT_POLICY is scrapy_splash.SlotPolicy.PER_DOMAIN (as object, not just a string) by default.It specifies how concurrency & politeness are maintained for Splash requests,and specify the default value for slot_policy argument forSplashRequest, which is described below.
Use request.meta['splash'] API in middlewares or when scrapy.Requestsubclasses are used (there is also SplashFormRequest described below).For example, meta['splash'] allows to create a middleware which enablesSplash for all outgoing requests by default.
SplashRequest is a convenient utility to fill request.meta['splash'];it should be easier to use in most cases. For each request.meta['splash']key there is a corresponding SplashRequest keyword argument: for example,to set meta['splash']['args'] use SplashRequest(..., args=myargs).
Note that by default Scrapy escapes URL fragments using AJAX escaping scheme.If you want to pass a URL with a fragment to Splash then set urlin args dict manually. This is handled automatically if you useSplashRequest, but you need to keep that in mind if you use rawmeta['splash'] API.
meta['splash']['splash_url'] overrides the Splash URL setin settings.py.
- meta['splash']['splash_headers'] allows to add or change headerswhich are sent to Splash server. Note that this option is not forsetting headers which are sent to the remote website.
- meta['splash']['slot_policy'] customize howconcurrency & politeness are maintained for Splash requests.
SplashResponse is returned for binary Splash responses - e.g. for/render.png responses;
- SplashTextResponse is returned when the result is text - e.g. for/render.html responses;
- SplashJsonResponse is returned when the result is a JSON object - e.g.for /render.json responses or /execute responses when script returnsa Lua table.
client (Scrapy) must send current cookies to Splash;
- Splash script should make requests using these cookies and updatethem from HTTP response headers or JavaScript code;
- updated cookies should be sent back to the client;
- client should merge current cookies wiht the updated cookies.
Use a Lua script to get an HTML response with cookies, headers, bodyand method set to correct values; lua_source argument value is cachedon Splash server and is not sent with each request (it requires Splash 2.1+):
Another option is meta['splash']['splash_headers']: it allows to setcustom headers which are sent to Splash server; add Authorization headerto splash_headers if you want to change credentials per-request:
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