Hi folks.
Running into a snag at the moment regarding the debugger off test dashboard.
The issue is that it runs into a "Error Splitting Log File", which the cause can be a whole slew of various thing, (i.e. must end with />, or Element XXXX must be properly ended)
I have attached the most recent logs for reference.
Now, the thing is, I am using partial pages in a much different way then 'normal', where i have a main form, and a bunch of partials on a separate project form that I call via ajax calls controlled off my JS. So I thought perhaps that it cannot resolve the tying in of the partial page coming over to the main form's logs? OR something like this.
Even more interesting is when I publish my work and take a look at the logs there, these is no issue... Logs read just fine.
I appreciate any and all feedback. Thanks!
JD Moon
Running into a snag at the moment regarding the debugger off test dashboard.
The issue is that it runs into a "Error Splitting Log File", which the cause can be a whole slew of various thing, (i.e. must end with />, or Element XXXX must be properly ended)
I have attached the most recent logs for reference.
Now, the thing is, I am using partial pages in a much different way then 'normal', where i have a main form, and a bunch of partials on a separate project form that I call via ajax calls controlled off my JS. So I thought perhaps that it cannot resolve the tying in of the partial page coming over to the main form's logs? OR something like this.
Even more interesting is when I publish my work and take a look at the logs there, these is no issue... Logs read just fine.
I appreciate any and all feedback. Thanks!
JD Moon
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RE: Debugger Logs
I have had a look at the log file you have provided and it does seem to be corrupt in a few places, with individual log entries being split in the middle. This is why you are unable to see the logs in the debugger.
To try and work out why this is happening, can you explain a bit more about your project setup, and how you are testing them?
You mention calling partial pages in a separate project, so I assume you are using one publication environment to publish all these projects together.
To achieve the same setup in your local testing, you need to ensure that the projects are placed in the same location as each other in the test environment. To do this, use the Test Settings menu option, and make sure the directory name under Location Details is the same for each project. (If using a WebMaker version before 7, make sure that Test Settings File Location and Test Web Server Location values are the same.)
This should ensure that there will only be one application running that contains all the needed projects.
If instead you do want to run a separate application for each project, make sure that each project is using a different test location, and ensure that the log filename values under Debugger Log Settings are different.
Otherwise you may get multiple applications trying to log to the same file which would cause issues.
Hopefully you will be able to resolve this issue with some configuration changes like these, but if not please let me know and we can try and debug this further.
Regards,
Gerard