Logging working fine in Mozilla and chrome but gives error in internet Explorer for security hash function in Cakephp.
In IE (depending on the version) you might need to open the console to prevent an error. If the console is not visible, it may cause a error. Did you have the console open? (hotkey: F12)
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Google analytics script fails to load with 500 error code on the website however if the link is opened in a new tab it's working fine.
Checked on MacOS BigSur Chrome, Firefox, Safari in normal and Incognito/Private mode without any active browser extension and got the same error.
Even the solution provided by NextJS https://github.com/vercel/next.js/tree/canary/examples/with-google-analytics does not work
Whatever I tried, I can't get rid of this error: GET https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=G-O5IW7EZ46Q net::ERR_ABORTED 500
Also tried to create simple static site to check is it NextJS issue or not and seems like it's not. https://codesandbox.io/s/nifty-currying-1hzu1?file=/index.html - this is the link to sandbox with google analytic script initialization and it fails as well with same error code.
Try to move the Google Analytics snippet in head section of the page.
I found the problem. The issue was in the Adguard software installed on the machine. Since the app was on OS level tt was automatically blocking across all browsers and private or incognito mode.
I'm experiencing error when trying to access Database menu item within Firebase console.
It's a new Database with literally couple records of data but screen keep spinning for ages and then returns message "Error loading documents". In the same time I'm able to access Authentication menu item without any problem.
Note: I'm using MacBook Pro with Catalina 10.15.4 and Safari browser 13.1
It looks like it's a Firewall which is blocking my access to Database section within Firebase Console. Since I'm working on the corporate Mac I don't have control over it.
Workaround that works for me: use alternative private device ie. Mobile Phone.
Disabling the Add-Block fixed mine
For me, the problem was Safari. I was able to access the data programmatically but not via the web UI. Also, Safari worked well for the first few days I used it. I found that when I switched to Brave, I could see all my documents in the console.
On safari it doesn't work. I had to switch browser to Firefox!
Since last Firebase update it doesn't work on Safari anymore, don't know why I tried everything (Ad-block, firewall, ...). Even on mobile.
You have to use another browser to access your firestore docs...
April 16, 2021 : issue fixed, works again on Safari
I had the same problem and I was using windows Microsoft edge, I was using adblocker extension and I turned it off, but it didn't work. Then I opened the console on a chrome browser on a physical device and it worked!
I was trying to access the console in my work laptop with a vpn running in the background. Turn off that vpn and refresh console page. You should be able to see all your documents now.
Is there any circumstance that would cause IE9 to force an unrequested page reload? If so how can I tell that this is occurring? Is there a log I can look at or custom event I should be looking for in event viewer?
I am troubleshooting an issue with an AngularJS web application that only exists in IE9, it works fine in newer version of IE and works on FF, Safari, Chrome. When testing in IE9 I see no errors in the console but I am getting redirected to my applications login page. This redirection always happens on a page reload, hence why I think IE9 is forcing a page reload.
You can track navigation events, and the subsystems that invoke them, using the Network tool in Internet Explorer 9's F12 developer suite. Press F12, switch to the Network tab, and press "Start Capturing". From this point on, any further navigation events will be logged for your inspection.
Internet Explorer 9 uses an older version of the F12 developer tools, but you can still access the historical documentation for those on the Microsoft Developer Network.
The modern documentation for IE 11 is also available online, and much of what is shared about the Network tool in particular is still helpful even if you happen to be using Internet Explorer 9.
I have a web-page written using AngularJS. When I open it using IE9, the top menu's templates aren't executed at all. However when I open the developer console in IE9 and reload, it all suddenly starts working fine and keeps working even if I close the console.
Can it be due to some "clever" IE9 optimizations, which are disabled when the console is open?
Has anyone encountered the same problem?
Is there something I can do about it? It seems impossible to debug it, since it works correctly when I am debugging it...
It's probably because you have used console.log used somewhere in the code which throws an error when the console is not active.
I have a small silverlight app and when I "play" it, it just hangs in the browser. (Shows the spinner).
How can I debug this and find the cause?
Thanks
I would recommend the following...
Use Fiddler to see if there is any data that is coming/going to the server when you use this application.
Use another browser and see if the issue manifests itself
If it happens with all the browsers, then you can try capturing a dump of Internet Explorer and try to analyze it for the actual issue.
Is there a javascript exception? Open up the developer tools for your browser (F12 in IE and Chrome) to see the specific error message and error code. Once you have those, google them and voila!