Hello stackoverflow team
I've installed the ckeditor package as per the Quick Start Guide at https://docs.ckeditor.com/ckeditor4/latest/guide/dev_installation.html
Server is Apache running on CentOS 7
I'm stuck on the "Trying it out".
When I point my browser (Firefox 52.x) to the page
http://localhost/ckeditor/samples/index.html
The page displays without the ckeditor editing box.
What have I done wrong ?
I can use Firebug and can see the javascript has been loaded into the webpage, BUT its not displaying anything.
Also checked the Firefox for any add-on blockers, none detected.
And the same Firefox is using ckeditor to post this question !!
TIA's for any ideas and suggestions.
Download Full package, install.
Now working as expected. Previous attempt must have been an incomplete load.
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I have this popup window showing on my website in Firefox.
It is indeed a system window displayed by the browser, not by the page.
There is no useful information in the console.
What may cause it and what can I do about it?
I encountered this today. It came from window.Muse.assets.check being unable to verify some script in a list of those required. I believe that this is Adobe Muse, which appears to be a library of widgets (like slideshows and effects).
Hi all i'm quite stuck,
My setup is:
Selenium 3.141.0
Firefox 63.0.3
geckodriver 0.21.0 (have tried geckodriver 0.23.0 too)
python 3.6.5
Ubuntu 16.04
My Selenium scripts works great to all websites i wrote for, but 5 days ago i tried to scrape a specific website which came to my mind (link) and it fails loading the actual web page right after the driver initialization.
I constantly getting a blank page:
i made sure the web page exists and it loads flawlessly when i surf with my firefox browser.
Can somebody shed some sunlight on this mystery? i have no clue and dug into the geckodriver.log but haven't noticed the root cause for this issue.
Any suggestion how to investigate or resolve this?
I have performed your usecase with the url http://web.nli.org.il/sites/NLI/english/Pages/default.aspx.
It seems the the website is protected by Bot Management service provider Distil Networks and the navigation by GeckoDriver controled Firefox gets detected and subsequently gets blocked.
Here is the relevant <tag>:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/_layouts/15/Nli.PL.HomePage/js/lib/bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css">
Note: Observe the presence of the keyword dist within the link tag.
Here you can find a detailed discussion on Chrome browser initiated through ChromeDriver gets detected
Last week I tried to update my Notes client installation from 9.0.1 FP9 to FP10 IF 3. For technical reasons I had to roll back which proved to be quite difficult, and I ended up completely uninstalling Notes and doing a fresh installation of 9.0.1 (standard) then FP9 IF 2.
Everything's fine (and much more responsive than before, too) with one serious exception:
Within the client help popup window for Notes client and Domino Designer help is hardly usable now; obviously there's no CSS style or whatever applied to the nav page / frame:
As you can see in the screenshot styling of the main window part (green frame) is fine. But everything that is releated to navigation (red frames) appears to be raw html. Javascript calls are apparently working but it's really hard to navigate the "chapters". Same applies to Designer help, of course.
Here's what I tried to solve that riddle:
uninstalled and re-installed full client 3 times; sometimes I ran the
installation as local Admin other times I didn't (no difference)
just installed plain Notes 9.0.1 from scratch then tested Client help before updating to FP9IF2 (no difference)
restored the entire [Notes-Programm]\framework directory from a
backup I took when Notes help still was working as expected (no difference)
copied over the entire \Notes\ folder from a different PC where popup help is still working fine (no difference)
Problem with that is: being a Developer I need to have a functioning help window in my Domino Designer. The navigator as it is right now however is plain useless. And designer_help.nsf isn't of help at all when it comes to Java, LotusScript etc. objects and classes.
One of my co-workers has the same phenomenon while another one hasn't.
Question: did anyone else experience something like that? Where you able to solve it? How?
This seems to be related to an issue with the embedded browser windows that Domino Designer uses to open the Help website.
Try to open following link in a modern browser (such as Chrome or Firefox) and the navigation should be fine.
http://localhost:50970/help/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.notes.help.doc%2Ffram_getting_started_c.html
Bookmark it and use it when you need it.
Try using the IBM Nice tool to see if it can fix your issue
https://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21459714
Meanwhile I restored my entire Windows system partition from a backup created just before all that began (lucky me that I have both regular local backups plus a separate system partition). And that finally helped resolve the problem.
Meanwhile I'm 99% sure that this is due to a rather new registry and/or firewall setting not yet known to IBM's NICE tool.
I have created an extension library component but my XPages Extension Library is working on my local Notes Browser. If I run my XPage in notes itself it works fine.
When I run it in the browser I get the following error is thrown:
Cannot find the library com.example.blank.library, required by the application /ForLearnCopy.nsf.
What does this mean, and how can I solve it? Thanks!
You have to install your plugin like a server plugin.
Have a look here:
Running XPages Extension Library on local machine
Hope this helps
Sven
Ramakumar,
check the documentation of the extension library. It shows nicely what you have to do to get a plugin working everywhere. There are 3 places:
install using an update site in Notes client - to work in the Notes client. Usually ends in NotesData/workspace/applications
install into NotesData/domino/workspace/applications (look for plugins/features folder there) - to make it work on the local browser preview
in the Domino server (use the updatesite.nsf and the right parameter)
Hope that helps
When I include ckeditor aka fckeditor (version 3.0.1 revision 4391), which I downloaded from their site last week, into a page that is SSL encrypted, I get the Firefox broken lock icon and the warning "Warning: contains unauthenticated content". However, IE8 doesn't give this error at all. I checked the headers (Live HTTP headers), and everything is being included VIA SSL. Anyone have any solutions regarding this?
This happens by just including the script, like so
<script type="text/javascript" src="/js/manager/settings.js"></script>
I also found the same problem on our secure portal. Only those web pages using the "ckeditor.js" is giving this warning.
Tried for some time searching through the ckeditor js files to find anywhere which uses http instead of https.
"plugins/flash/dialogs/flash.js" is having the embed from "http://macromedia blah blah...". Changing it to "https://macromedia .. blah blah..." did not solve it although our general flash embedded pages works fine with this workaround. :(
I will try to find out some more in the code... tonight.
If you find solution please put it here...
[http://dev.fckeditor.net/ticket/3905][1]
This will be fixed on 3.1.x onwards as it says.
trying to checkout a development tag.
Checked out CKEditor from a development branch under 3.1.x
This is great! the warning is gone.