en.json error in mobile viewer

[SteveS]

Hello,

For anyone who has tried the mobile viewer that comes with AIMS 2012, i'm getting an error when starting it up.

When I load the viewer firebug says \MobileViewer\localized\en.json is 404 file not found. I've looked that directory over and the file is definitely there. This leads to a "failed to load localized strings error" and the app hangs.

Seems like I'm missing something obvious, did anyone else encounter this?

[SteveS]

Had to add a JSON mime type to IIS and that fixed it.

[SteveS]

I'm actually getting errors galore trying to get this thing running. Documentation says all you have to do is modify the map it points to in the index.html file. I've done that, now I get various "syntax" errors in mobileviewerSF-compressed.js as well as the debugging version of that file, mobileviewer.js. I reference the lines in these files that javascript complains about and there are no syntax errors.

Firebug is giving me nothing.

[zspitzer]

can u post some of the error messages?

sometimes firebug is flakey in which errors it reports,
also check the native firefox error console, as sometimes
errors only show up there and not in firebug

are there any 404's etc in the net panel?



On Thu, Dec 15, 2011 at 10:31 AM, tmblackflag <[hidden email]> wrote:

> I'm actually getting errors galore trying to get this thing running.
> Documentation says all you have to do is modify the map it points to in the
> index.html file. I've done that, now I get various "syntax" errors in
> mobileviewerSF-compressed.js as well as the debugging version of that file,
> mobileviewer.js. I reference the lines in these files that javascript
> complains about and there are no syntax errors.
>
> Firebug is giving me nothing.
>
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[SteveS]

2 problems I am seeing:

1) A javascript dialog box - "Error: Message: syntax error
File: https://milp2-dev.macerich.com/mapserver2012/MobileViewer/lib/mobileviewer.js
Line: 242." 'No syntax error found on that file/line.

2) Net tab has a "Get Index.html" Status = 304 not Modified.

[Jackie Ng]

Try running javascript lint on that file or any of the other script files

http://www.javascriptlint.com/

It may pick up something.

- Jackie

[Thomas Lorenzon]

Hi Steve, try adding "?map=<yourmap.MapDefinition>" to mobileviewer URL.

For example: "http://yourserver/mapserver2012/mobileViewer/index.html?map=YourMap.MapDefinition"

Thomas

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[SteveS]

I'm further along and have the sheboygan sample map running. When trying to switch to my own map i get an:

Error: Message: invalid label
File: http://127.0.0.1/mapserver2012/MobileViewer/lib/mobileviewerSF.js
Line: 44430


This points to this function but doesn't help me much(I bolded the line with the error). I noticed the sheboygan map was in LL84 coordinate system so I switched to that with no luck.

mapDefinitionLoaded: function(response)
        {
                eval('this.mapDef = ' + response.responseText);
                if(this.mapDef)
                {
                        if(this.mapDiv && this.mapDiv.style)
                        {
                                this.mapDiv.style.backgroundColor = this.mapDef.backgroundColor;
                        }
                        this.createOpenLayersMap();
                        this.mgLayerLoaded = true;
                }
        },