Hi i have a reload function in unreal but i cant figure out how to cancel the reload and how to make it automatic when the mag has 0 ammo. Can someone help me out with that.
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Good morning,
I have one problem, that i can't figure out why's happening. I have a website in Laravel 5 and it's working great, except if i hit the back button.
If i'm on one of the pages and hit back to return to the index, for example, the page won't render, just shows the source code on the browser, then if i refresh it, it will render again.
Anyone knows if this could be some kind of Laravel bug or some configuration i messed up?
Thanks in advance
please give a screenshot of the error page then it will help the developer to figure out the problem.
But I think may be you did not write any route for the back button
I'm new to flash. I am using Adobe Flash Professional CS6. I have created a menu bar with a drop down menu and rollovers to change the colors.
I have put the the code (below) on the background and then given the button the instance name of 'navbarbtnhome'.
navbarbtnhome.onRelease = function() {
getURL("http://www.google.com", "_self");}
After i publish and open the HTML file the hyperlink will only work for the first click, after that I have to amend the code in some way and then publish and open it again, then the hyperlink will work another time until I repeat the process. Can anyone help, I'm totally lost for ideas now after trying for hours. my full menu bar is here if anyone wants to help.
Thanks.
It seems as though getURL doesn't work when testing your file locally, due to security sandbox restrictions. Assume that the links work, and upload it to your server and then test it -- hopefully it will work that way :)
Source: getURL not working on HTML export (Actionscript2.0)
Trying to solve Memory Leak problem ... and I am using Flash Develop .. And I clicked start profiler before compile the code.. but still I am not able too see anything .. It was working fine 2 days back!
Can anyone help me regarding this ..
Click the clock icon button on the tool bar up top
Make sure the flag is green in the pop up window that you get from clicking on the clock icon.
Run your app it should be working now
Building an offline web app in VS2010. I have a master page with a navigation menu control. So far I've been able to add 4 new pages, each navigated to from this menu control. All has been added to the Cache Manifest file and all has worked offline up until now. After the most recent page was added to the project, now when I am offline, my menu control doesn't load properly and the console shows that the webresource.axd for the menu control couldn't be found and then gives the sys is not defined error. The error does not occur just by navigating to a page, only when button is clicked that causes a location.reload(true).
I've seen from VS where things will be working and then when you restart VS the next morning stuff will suddenly be broken. But I mean this is really blowing my mind.
Is there another way maybe to refresh an offline page such that the controls reset back to original value? That is the only reason I am doing the refresh.
It was something so simple I am embarrassed. I changed location.reload(true) to location.reload(false). That way, it wasn't trying to reload the page from the server. All fixed.
I recently got a situation where I need to set a bit in a database from 1 to 0 on web page on close event and I found there is no such event but an unload event so I thought I can generate an AJAX call from it.
Now, when some one tries to close the browser, it should be closed instantly because of UE and if I will have AJAX request that will change a bit from 1 to 0 in database, it would probably be taking a second in my internet connection but some one on the other side can have slow connection and the browser will wait little longer prior to close. Am I right? Or the browser will be hidden and it will carry the AJAX request in the background?
Or if you think any other solution is available that would be helpful.
That is not a reliable way to do this. It's not guaranteed that the browser will make the request and it can also potentially detrimental to user experience.
Here's a page with details on better ways to accomplish this:
http://ajaxpatterns.org/Heartbeat
You could try popping up an alert() dialogue after firing off the AJAX event. That'd keep the browser open until the user could acknowledge the alert. But other than that, there's nothing you can do to prevent the browser from shutting down before the AJAX goes through (or fires off at all).