I just faced an error. It is working fine the same install in other place
Call to undefined method
__TwigTemplate_ffcada2905c270c1bb8149ef10195d5fdfc3992f37169ff72fca2cffa2148cdf::checkSecurity()
File: ./vendor/twig/twig/src/Extension/CoreExtension.php
What can cause it? On other pages it works fine
For me the quick solution was to load the sanbox extension
https://twig.symfony.com/doc/3.x/api.html#sandbox-extension
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I am trying to render a line graph image using the renderToBuffer method in ChartJSNodeCanvas. It works fine locally, but when I have deployed I am getting the following error:
Can anyone help me in fixing this issue?
I am using node-soap to create a soap client. I have tried with different WSDL files and worked fine but one WSDL file seems complex. I tested this WSDL with SOAPUI and worked fine. But if I try to create a soap client, it is throwing the following error. Any help really appreciated!!!
TypeError: Cannot read property 'postProcess' of undefined
I am sharing the link to the WSDL file.
WSDL link
Full-stack trace of error
*TypeError: Cannot read property 'postProcess' of undefined
at OperationElement.postProcess (D:\MY_PROJECTS\NODE-SOAP\node-soap-ts\node_modules\soap\src\wsdl\elements.ts:874:15)
at PortTypeElement.postProcess (D:\MY_PROJECTS\NODE-SOAP\node-soap-ts\node_modules\soap\src\wsdl\elements.ts:914:13)
at BindingElement.postProcess (D:\MY_PROJECTS\NODE-SOAP\node-soap-ts\node_modules\soap\src\wsdl\elements.ts:968:16)
at ServiceElement.postProcess (D:\MY_PROJECTS\NODE-SOAP\node-soap-ts\node_modules\soap\src\wsdl\elements.ts:1042:19)
at D:\MY_PROJECTS\NODE-SOAP\node-soap-ts\node_modules\soap\src\wsdl\index.ts:112:30
at WSDL._processNextInclude (D:\MY_PROJECTS\NODE-SOAP\node-soap-ts\node_modules\soap\src\wsdl\index.ts:1186:14)
at WSDL.processIncludes (D:\MY_PROJECTS\NODE-SOAP\node-soap-ts\node_modules\soap\src\wsdl\index.ts:173:10)
at D:\MY_PROJECTS\NODE-SOAP\node-soap-ts\node_modules\soap\src\wsdl\index.ts:101:12
at processTicksAndRejections (internal/process/task_queues.js:75:11)*
I had the same issue with one of the WSDL files. I would like to add something here. Try to add the extension Wizdler which is available in chrome. Once you try to open the code in chrome and run the extension, you can easily find out the data model and the methods used in the WSDL file. So, with your WSDL file, this is what I got as the result in Wizdler.
This might be helpful to resolve your issue.
I'm using the sample code provided by DocuSign in the Github project "qs-01-node-embed-signing-ceremony-master".
I've obtained and added my accessToken and accountId.
When the sample code is run via npm start, it displays an error message in the browser window:
Cannot GET /app-shell
Chrome dev tools shows this:
The sample code appears to contain no file named app-shell.
How can I correct this?
I looked at this sample code and tried it from scratch. I cannot find a file named workbox-core.dev.js in there and when I tried it - it worked just fine.
Please check if this is not something in your environment that may be causing this.
Try a new fresh clone from scratch just in case.
It looks like there are unaddressed caching anomalies with the demo code. Selecting "Empty Cache and Hard Reload" in Chrome fixed it.
After successfully signing the test doc, I still got the "Cannot GET /app-shell" message, but that glitch seems to be specific to the demo code.
Hopefully this is enough of a test for me to start implementing Docusign in my app.
Note: It appears that this demo was not built with create-react-app or other tech that auto-rebuilds and reloads the page when the source is edited.
So I'm working on a Minecraft launcher (because why not, good experience), and I'm stuck when it comes to downloading the libraries.
I have a valid jar URL here. When you download it in the browser, it works fine. But, when you download it with Node.js, 7-zip gives this error when trying to open it:
An attempt was made to move the file pointer before the beginning of the file.
I'm using a module called snekfetch, but I've also tried it with request. Both items gave the same issue. Here's my current test code:
request.get('https://libraries.minecraft.net/com/google/code/gson/gson/2.8.0/gson-2.8.0.jar').then(r => {
fs.writeFileSync('./mything.jar', r.body);
});
Am I doing something wrong to download the jar file?
Okay, so now that I've seen this answer, I need to modify the question. I've gotten it to work using pipes, but I need inline-code because this is a for loop that's downloading (hence my usage of writeFileSync, and in my actual code I use await for the request). Is it even possible to download and write without piping?
It turns out this is an issue with the snekfetch library. Switching to snekfetch v3 fixed it.
You can check out the status of the issue here.
I tried to inject jQuery to content page to make easy access to DOM elements.
The code was something like below
chrome.tabs.executeScript(tabId, { file: "jquery.min.js"} ,function(){
chrome.tabs.executeScript(tabId, { file: myOwnScript.js});}
);
It was all fine on Windows, but on Ubuntu, in content page window, I always get console error message saying
"Not allowed to load local resource: file:///****/jquery.min.map"
I noted it was talking about *.map but not *.js
There are some more mysteies:
1. There is no error message on myOwnScript.js
2. My extension works well even though this message keeps showing at each page load.
I made plenty searches on Google but didn't find similar case.
My questions is,
1. What is the reason of such error?
2. Should I take it as a serious error?
My enviroment is as below
OS : Ubuntu 14.04, with LXDE desktop
Chrome : 34.0.1847.132
(Didn't try other configurations because I am not that good at customizing Linux :)
Previous versions of Jquery have a comment pointing to the map file (so that a bug in jquery.min.js can be translated to a bug in the readable jquery.js). You can safely delete this comment, or upgrade to a more recent version of Jquery, which has removed this comment (for exactly this reason). See also this answer.