I'm a starter by using Dronekit and Android. When I download the example on Github and run it on my Android phone, it can be connected to my 3dr quadcopter successfully however, it won't take off. I would appreciate if somebody would like to help me. Thanks a lot.
Connect to the quadcopter using a different ground control station and try to arm it. Everything sends the same arming and takeoff commands, so it's probably safe to assume that those GCSs will also fail. But they should give you a reason for failure. Once you know the reason, you can google the specific error message.
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I am trying to handle keyword policy violation error in google ads api. I am trying the given example. https://github.com/googleads/google-ads-php/blob/main/examples/ErrorHandling/HandleKeywordPolicyViolations.php
They say the error will be thrown in GoogleAdsException and it can be handled with the googleAdsException object. But I always get the error in ApiException.
Can anyone help me? Thank you in advance.
it's been a while, but I just stumbled across this. I had implemented it exactly as Google suggested. It worked just fine.
Now it no longer works. The only difference is that now I don't have grpc and protobuf compiled as an extension for PHP, but have pulled the packages in via composer as PHP source. And look, there is only the GoogleApiException. However, this contains all the necessary data, only I have to write a different handling.
Conclusion: I suspect it's because the PHP packages via composer give different results than the compiled PHP extensions.
I can't tell more precisely at the moment, because I can't test compiled extensions here right now.
Completely working Banno simple-plugin-example using one AWS Linux server with NodeJS copied to be transitioned to work under a Microsoft IIS server with NodeJS and URL Rewrites and all that entails basically worked out; but fails when it gets to actual process of OATH apparently as getting a "Cannot GET /v0/oidc/auth" response. Tried a number of ideas; but looking for some ideas to try.
I'm unable to reproduce the behavior that you saw, which makes me wonder if you ran into a temporary blip.
Assuming that we're talking about the latest version (commit c8775db2e3d9ecb4ce9ca708475d81d5936adf0e) of the Simple Plugin Example, then there are a few things to check and/or try.
It'll be good to check that the environment value in your config.js is correct. The config-EXAMPLE.js in the repo uses https://digital.garden-fi.com which matches up with the Garden demo financial institution. However, if you're not running this with a Client ID and Client Secret that's from Garden (i.e. this is with a different financial institution) then you'll have to change that environment value as appropriate for your financial institution.
It'll be good to double-check that the Client ID and Client Secret match up with your External Application which is configured for your plugin.
If you're running the Simple Plugin Example locally, then you can try navigating to the http://localhost:8080/dynamic URL which is expected by the plugin when the code is run locally. This is a good way to figure out if the sample code itself is running as expected.
Assuming the above is fine, it'll be good to double-check the "URL Rewrites" which you mentioned...it's unclear what those URL rewrites are doing, but it's possible that you have some code which is interfering with what the sample code is expecting.
I've been trying to create a new collection at https://console.cloud.google.com/firestore/data?project={PROJECT} however when I do, nothing happens. Opening the dev tools and looking at the Networking tab shows the requests are not going through (see screenshot). I'm using Chrome 83.0.4103.97 on OSX 10.15.4 (19E287). I have tried to go to Site Settings and change unsafe content to Allow, however that did not make a difference.
Anybody got any idea how I could make it work?
#Alice and #Frank resolved it however I think this is worth creating an answer.
In such situation first thing to check if incognito window is behaving the same way. There might be some extension that are blocking request.
In this situation there was "Disconnect" extension which was blocking.
I hope it will help someone in future!
I am using learn.forge.designautomation-master sample code. Using VS 2019, ngrok as described in forge tutorial.So far did not do any mistake knowingly. Please see the screen shot. The app is stack as the screen shot.
What could be the reason ? I have my own app bundle and similar app, having same trouble. So I thought I should try with forgesample, and bang same error here. I guess I am doing some common mistake, as a beginner. Please give me some clue, what could cause it.
From your screenshot it looks like you have successfully posted your workitem to Design Automation for Revit, but that you are having trouble getting your workitem results back.
Please double-check your steps around the ngrok.io URL that is used as the FORGE_WEBHOOK_URL environment variable. The FORGE_WEBHOOK_URL environmental variable needs to be valid and correct for the results to get back to you.
Thanks!
Michael
I'm pretty new to app development scene and I am starting my journey with nativescript. For my first app I'm trying to implement a googlemaps api in my app.
But when i try to run the demo that's included with the plugin or try to implement it into my app, I keep getting the same error (the pictures below).
I've got no clue what the cause of it is and can't find any solution to it.
Has anyone had the same problem or can anyone clarify what the source of the problem is?
A sincere thank you in advance
Problem
I keep getting the following errors.
source of plugin
"https://github.com/EddyVerbruggen/nativescript-directions"
Seems like you haven't done a full build since adding the plugin, only livesynced changes. Try readding the platform folders and do a "tns run ios/android".