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unaiParticipantHi!
I have all set up correctly, I checked with my personal phone and everything was working just fine. But with my working/testing device I get a white screen on the app tab of the client. Pretty much like this: http://s1166.photobucket.com/user/TheCodeDestroyer/media/ss_zps9c322ecf.png.html
What can I do?
Thanks!
support-vadimParticipantHi unai,
Could you please open Google Chrome inspector (Ctrl+Shift+I) and show us console output? It might contain error messages that should help us to narrow down the issue.
Regards,
Vadim Ridosh
unaiParticipant
unaiParticipantBy the way, it happens with any app, and also while trying to debug web browser pages.
support-vadimParticipantHm!
That’s interesting.
When tab is opened, could you please enter this
$(‘div.iframe-wrapper > iframe’)
into inspector’s JS console and show me the result?
support-vadimParticipantlooks like in Chrome translated “>” into “& gt ;”, which brakes the code snippet 🙁
could you please fix it?- This reply was modified 8 years, 8 months ago by support-vadim.
- This reply was modified 8 years, 8 months ago by support-vadim.
unaiParticipantOh yes, sorry, I’m more sleepy than I thought. Here:
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support-vadimParticipantthings aren’t OK yet 🙂
could you please replace “artistic” quote marks with regular ones (double or single, whatever)?
unaiParticipantOk, done. Returns null :/
support-vadimParticipantAre you sure debugger’s tab was opened when you entered this command?
unaiParticipantYeah, I’m sure.
support-vadimParticipantHi unai,
Let’s try another approach
Could you please open Elements tab in devtools, then find iframe element that has “src” attribute that starts from /chromedevtools/. I need to know the full contest of this “src” attribute to reproduced the problem on my side.I has one another Q: what’s you Chrome version? Is it regular one, or may be beta or canary build?
unaiParticipantAlright, here’s the whole src attribute:
src="/chromedevtools/ecae3b422c2c60aca562b24d90474b1cf153f9fd/serve_rev/@202161/inspector.html?ws=localhost:8080/devtools/page/745cdac2c22449bde1fca980252bd70c&remoteFrontend=true"
.And yes, I’m in Chrome beta version 50.0.2661.66 beta-m (64-bit)
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support-vadimParticipantThank you for the info, I’ll try to reproduce it on my side.
BTW, does regular Chrome or Chrome Canary work for you? -
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