I'm new to Postman and am having an issue with the "Environment quick look" not displaying any Globals variables. Other members of my team have looked at this and they can't understand why I'm experiencing this issue and they are not.
I have the latest version of Postman installed (v6.0.9 - the same version as other team members that don't have the problem).
I also have ran the same tests collection that was created by another team member and checked the "Persist Variables" checkbox before the test run but to no avail.
I have also attempted to uninstall and reinstall my instance of the Windows x64 version of Postman but this made no difference. I'm not sure this uninstall worked fully as the fresh install remembered the certificate that I required for the external API that we are characterising.
Other team members are seeing the Globals variables like so:
Has anybody else come across this strange behavior and have a solution?
What entries do you have in your Manage Environment settings? (Click on the cogwheel to access it.)
What I did to get around this issue (which I still don't why it is occurring) is the following:
I opened Manage Environment
I clicked the Import button
I browsed to a JSON file that was saved off by a member of the team that could see the Globals variables (who used the Download as JSON option)
Quick look now displayed and remembered the Globals variables
I found a similar problem using the Postman web interface via Chrome on a Mac. Closing the browser window and signing in anew solved it for me.
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Having read the previous versions of this question from 2020 this issue appears to have reared it's head again. I have tried these demos with my current jszip#3.7.0 and with jszip 3.1.5 using it as my application jszip and overwriting the jszip within pptxgenjs.
When using pptxgenjs in IE11 (Windows 10) it appears to work in that no errors are reported, what does happen is the browser alerts the user that: "You'll need a new app to open this blob link". The only option that is available at this point is then to go to "Look for an app in the Microsoft Store" of which no apps are available.
What this says to me is that pptxgenjs has done its job and has passed the blob link to the browser and the browser has said I have no clue you'll need to find something to open this.
I've attempted to run the demos in the same Windows 10/IE11 setup and they seem to do worse. the live demo doesn't error or offer the ability to download an app to support opening the blob link. The react demo errors to the console: SCRIPT438: Object doesn't support property or method 'endsWith'. The Basic Demo in the complete library of demos fails like the live demo not returning an error or acknowledging anything.
Is this a known issue? Is there another step to help IE11 with the blob link? Can anyone else get the demos to work and I should be looking at something else? Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Edit:
Apologies if this wasn't clear, but the demos I was referring to were the pptxgenjs demos found here: https://gitbrent.github.io/PptxGenJS/demos/ so focusing on the initial demo named 'Live Demo' the code that is being run is here: https://gist.github.com/gitbrent/84acbcaab54be0eba83f5206ef6ddd95#file-pptxgenjs_demo-js
Running this with all other key browsers such as edge, firefox and chrome all 'download' the generated file whereas running the same demo in IE11 fails silently.
I'm trying to fix a couple of bugs for SafariDriver/Selenium.
Here is the problem:
On Safari 7 and bellow, to install a new plug in all you had to do is put the extension into ~/Library/Safari/Extensions. Next all you have to do is activate the plugin by adding it to the ~/Library/Safari/Extensions/Extensions.plist after this the Safari will have the plugin installed.
Starting with 10.10, this is no longer possible to do. The location of the extension is the same but i'm not sure how to activate the extension, since the Extensions.plist no longer exists.
My understanding is that there is some file that is controlled via "Safari Extensions List" password in the keychain under login but I have no idea which file this may apply to.
If I compile and install the extention by hand, everything works just fine but the automatic installation of the latest plugin is broken. (documentation for this https://code.google.com/p/selenium/wiki/SafariDriverInternals)
"Safari Extensions List" password is not password actually but a binary plist same as ~/Library/Safari/Extensions/Extensions.plist
Read it, modify it, write it back.
The correct thing to do is to have the user install the extension by opening it manually (double-click or command o). That's what Apple is trying to get you to do.
Apple never really wanted anybody messing about with plists for other apps.
Most preferences plists are cached in memory anyway and would require a new login session to blow them away and get new copies.
plists are updated on ending the session or the app in question.
They were never intended as a means to modify another app's behavior. That is a security risk.
In the case of Selenium, the intent is clearly to create an automated test environment. Setting up a nice installer pre-empts that to some degree.
The right thing to do is to file a bug with Apple letting them know what kind of functionality you need in Safari.
I do not know alot about sharepoint and I am having trouble installing a sharepoint solution.
I am trying to install this package called "Workflow Actions for SharePoint Designer 2010" - It installs fine and I can see it inside "Central Administration -> Web applications -> Manage Features" and it is "ACTIVATED", But when I go to "Manage Features" of my site, I cannot see it there.
What Am I doing wrong here? If i go and select the "Feature.xml" file it says
Scope="WebApplication"
How do I fix this problem?
EDIT: I actually need to make a call to a webservice when a workflow starts, and this package seems to offer that. If there is any other package that I can use to call webservice that will also solve my problem. Thanks!
http://ilovesharepoint.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Install%20Workflow%20Actions%20for%20SharePoint%20Designer%202010&referringTitle=Workflow%20Actions%20for%20SharePoint%20Designer%202010
If you want a feature to be installed at your Site Scope then you can change the scope to Site from the feature properties in the feature you have created.
Well after going through a dozen different things I was able to install it myself. Looks like the documentation on the link i gave out above does not work, or atleast it didnt work for me.
I had to force enable it by running powershell and running the command.
enable-spfeature -Identity {GUID} -url {URL}
To find the GUID - goto 14/Templates/ILSPSPDActions and edit the Feature.XML file. It has a GUID in it.
Although after running the above command, the option still didn't appear inside Site Collections -> Site Features -- But it did the trick. Once executed successfully, restart the Sharepoint Designer 2010 and its workflow actions menu will have additional actions in it.
Hope this helps someone.
I'm in the process of writing and deployment of my first iOS application. When I tried to build release build (flavour) of my project for real iOS device (I select Release in project schema and choose Products->Archive). I got an error as in the question title. Trying googling I found that it's a very popular error and only on stackoverflow there are nearly four threads for it. But trying to follow advices listed there changed nothing.
I tried to change certificate keys preferences (code signing identity) in the Targets->Build Settings in different ways. I also tried to change them directly via xcodebuild. Eventualy, I've tried all the combinations (developer/distribution). May be this settings even don't relate to this problem - i don't know.
So the question is there some exact solution for this problem?
I had the same issue when I upgraded to xcode 4.5 iOS 6. Just go to organizer and select profiles and when you see your distribution click on it and remove it. Then try to refresh. It will connect to developer site and download your current distribution profile. Then when trying to choose your profile in your project you can see the new set of profiles which will work. Just make sure your distribution profile is current. That should so it.
Adrian
Found another esoteric thing that needs to be checked if you're still getting this error after having tried everything. Make sure the code signing selections under TARGETS->Build Settings isn't overriding what you've set for code signing in PROJECT->Build Settings.
This error came up for me because I did not have scheme setup in debug mode.
Option Click on the run button pops upa window in which you should be selecting 'Debug' for "Build Configuration".
The reason I ask is because every e-mail that I get with a link attached I keep getting " Platform Version 1.9.0.4 not compatible with min version>=1.9.0.5 max version<=1.9.0.5.
I don't have a clue how to get rid of xul runner or what I need to do in order for my computer to accept xul or whatever I need to do. Can someone please provide me with step by step (and I mean very explicit step by step) directions on how to do whatever it is I need to do to get this fixed?
XUL is a tool created by Mozilla Corporation (the folks that made Firefox and Thunderbird) to make writing their applications more like writing applications for the web.
With that said, if you're using Firefox to view webmail when you're having this issue or using Thunderbird and having this issue, I would uninstall any plugins you have installed and check it then. If that still doesn't resolve the problem, try uninstalling and reinstalling the application you're using to view the message in.
While this is the wrong place for this question, you could try asking in mozilla support:
http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Ask+a+question