I'm logging JS client errors using Sentry and there's a lot of "TypeError: Load failed" errors. It's only occurring on iOS. I can't find anything on Google. Is this a native Javascript error or something else? What does it mean? This is separate from a seemingly related issue with "TypeError: cancelled".
From what I understand, the fetch API may deliberately return very limited error details on failure. (Otherwise, a malicious JS program could issue a variety of fetch requests and look at their results to identify which internal servers exist, which servers the user has access to, etc.)
The request for google.com fails due to CORS. The request for example.does-not-exist is an invalid name. The DevTools console gives full details, so a developer who's actually at the browser can troubleshoot, but those details aren't available to JS code; the JS code gets the same "TypeError: Load failed" message in each case.
If you're lucky enough to have a way to access the browser console, you can see more details, but otherwise, I'm not aware of anything you can do to track down the problem - it could presumably be virtually any network error.
In my case, this issue appeared mostly on iOS 15 in Safari. By debugging an iPhone through Mac I found that preload links with imagesrcset are not handled well in Safari (unless de-prioritized), throwing has an invalid imagesrcset value, as described in this question.
Given it's just the image preload that is failing, and unless it's causing you performance problems, you can safely ignore this particular issue in Sentry until this webkit Bug 231150 - Safari complains about invalid imagesrcset value in where Chrome doesn't gets fixed.
Thank you for the reply. I did delete the connection and start from scratch as suggested. I do have IMAP enabled in my Org Settings and on the individual account. When I try to log on with IMAP I get login failed at the setup screen. Microsoft changed this recently pushing to use OAuth -client-credentials-935249.
After reviewing the document above I did not do the step 4 Obtain Client Credentials. I started to go through it but ran into a few bumps so I backed out. Do you think this is needed to get it to work?
Hi,
I have an intermittent problem in Micro-Manager loading my hardware configuration. I am using Micro-Manager to control a firewire camera via the QCam device adapter and two Arduinos, one to control my LED light source via the Arduino-Hub device adapter and one to control the stage via the RAMPSHub device adapter. All the devices work fine.
However, every now and then I get an error message that either the camera or one of the Arduinos is not available during the hardware configuration loading process. This error appears to be getting more frequent and it appears to mainly affect the Arduino connected to COM5 that uses the Arduino-Hub adapter to control the light source. Below is a screen shot of the error message:
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Looking at the core log file (CoreLog20210420T173857_pid12028.txt (15.8 KB) ) when this happens appears to show that Micro-Manager communicated with the Arduino on COM5, but encountered a timeout error when trying to initialise the Arduino-Hub.
Any idea why this occurs and how this could be fixed apart from trying to restart the computer and hoping for the best, which does work at times, but can take multiple attempts?
The operating system on the PC is Windows 10 and I am using Micro-Manager 2. I also tried downloading the latest nightly build to run the same configuration file, but encountered the same issues. Here is a copy of the configuration file:
MMConfig_19-3-2019_QCam_Arduino_RAMPS.txt (6.2 KB)
Maybe that com port is somehow in use or otherwise not communicating when you start Micro-Manager. Do you have USB selective suspend disabled?
-manager.org/wiki/Personal_computer_setup#Disable_Power_Saving
I am getting the exact same error with 4.19.2. I purchased a new laptop so that I could work on the project while I am traveling, as well as show off what we have completed so far to potential investors and publishers. Today, I downloaded all of the new files from our Perforce server to my laptop after checking everything in on my desktop and I started getting this same error on the laptop.
Hi all, I recently completed lectures 235-237 of the Unreal course, concerning the moving and renaming of many blueprint assets and C++ classes. I managed to get through those lectures with a working project and am now a few lectures further on. ...
Hi, All,
I recently got the same issue.
The problem for me was that the level I was loading had previously contained a blueprint that been force deleted.
As I know the only one way to solve it is recreate a dummy blueprint with same name of unloaded blueprints.
Could use reference viewer (right click on content folder) to locate the missing blue print.
'Failed to load the file. Make sure that the registry entry of Adobe Acrobat or Adobe reader points to the correct installation. If the registry entry is correct, and re-installing Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Reader, and then restart'
The solution is to ensure that the version of Creo View, Adobe and Windchill are all compatible. In my case, I was able to upgrade my Adobe product from Adobe Reader to Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. Once I did that, I was able to view and edit representations.
As per the title, have started getting this message popping up on my ESET Protect Server after installing the 9.1.1295 update. Not sure if related but at the same time I also manually updated Apache Tomcat to 9.0.65 from an earlier 9.0.xx build, and Java from JRE 1.8.0 to JDK 17.0.4 after getting warnings in the admin console saying the components were out of out date. I didn't have this problem prior to these updates.
I now get this message doing certain things in the console such as clicking the status tabs in the dashboard and drilling into the details of the clients. For the most part, repeated clicking of the OK button in the error popup fades it out a little each time until it disappears and lets me into the part I'm trying to view, such as client details or dashboard tabs, but for some functions, such as trying to run a task on a client, I click ok on the popup and it just changes to a loading popup and sits there until you click on one of the left sidebar menus , at which point it comes back to life.
I am also experiencing this. I can click on that message repeatedly and it will most of the time go to the page I was looking for. Except for task scheduling - that page will just display the loading icon forever.
On the other machine (machine B), Labview is unable to read the provided library: After selecting the library in the Call Library Function Node, Labview gives the error "Library not found or failed to load" at the Call Library Function Node.
Machine B has - in all my knowledge - the same configuration of all the software compared to machine A, therefore I have no idea what the problem is here. The only difference is that machine B has a different computer security protocol - but it does have administrator rights...
Most likely your Bitflow driver was compiled with a particular version of Visual Studio and therefore requires the according C runtime library support. Did you install that library or just copy the DLL to the machine? Note that there are different C runtime versions for each Visual Studio version, and you need to have the C runtime version installed for the Visual Studio version in which the library was compiled.
With all due respect to the NI help page, but the page for "library not found or failed to load" is completely useless. The whole problem is when I do configure the node to the right .dll, it still claims that "library not found or failed to load". I assume that would mean a 'failed to load' error (because the library is present), but I don't know whose 'fault' this is.
Well while the message could be more elaborate and make an explicit difference between file not found and not being able to load it, if LabVIEW would do some extra humba mumba woodoo, it's exactly what Windows tells an application when it tries to load a DLL. That error code simply says, sorry I couldn't load the DLL and that could be becuase it doesn't exist but also because I couldn't load it for other reasons, such as missing dependencies, (or a corrupted OS, or whatever else). Not very helpful for sure, and I'm not sure LabVIEW should try to be smarter than Windows here, by trying to see if the DLL did actually exist. For all it's worth it could be a text file, or anything else that is not a DLL at all, having the DLL name!
An interesting read that actually explains the problem a bit more can be found here. You see that it is not a LabVIEW problem but just about anyones problem who has to deal with DLLs that can come just about from anywhere.
The best way to see what dependencies your DLL has, is to load it with the Dependency Viewer program mentioned in there. It has it's problems nowadays on Windows 7 systems but still can give you some useful informations.
Yes! The tip about dependencies got me thinking. The Dependency Viewer program worked fine, but I could not really figure out what it was I was missing (but it did show it was missing something). Luckily, somehow I finally found out that the installation of the Bitflow driver (not for the Labview compatibility) wasn't as fully installed as the other system (not my fault, ). Additional 32-bit stuff was missing. After reinstalling this, the problem was gone!
how did you found out that the installation of the Bitflow driver (not for the Labview compatibility) wasn't as fully installed as the other system!,i have the same problom for this ,fristly code on my computer didn't have error, after I reinstalled the computer operating system that was a error for the code,but i cannot find my computer need to install the absence driver!
Whenever I load any page on Twitch, there is a high chance that many page elements won't load, and instead appear as a ghost icon with the text "Failed to load module", or will simply display the spinning circle permanently. The former mostly happens to buttons and menus, while the latter mostly happens to things like the stream video player.
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