Between different Macs plugin works and doesn't work

[mwm5053]

Yes Garry I deleted the other one and installed the the new one.

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[slbaumgartner]

@garry k said:

Just to be sure - you downloaded the latest dialog_test.rb and line 10 now says:
@dlg.allow_actions_from_host( 'cabmaker32.com/' );

Trailing slash not needed. Just 'cabmaker32.com'

[TIG]

Remove the final / in the domain name.

[Garry K]

Jeff and Walt

I have now removed the trailing slash from cabmaker32.com on line 10

Maybe this will work.
Please try it

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cleaned up the domain address

[mwm5053]

Got the same error, sorry wish I could be of more help

[slbaumgartner]

@mwm5053 said:

Got the same error, sorry wish I could be of more help

Walt,

Do you have the WebKit inspector activated? If not, please open a Terminal window and type

defaults write <bundleid> WebKitDeveloperExtras -bool true

where you replace <bundleid> with:
com.google.sketchupfree8 for v8 Free
com.google.sketchuppro8 for v8 Pro (what your info says you have)
com.sketchup.SketchUp for 2013

After doing that, please run Garry's test script and while the WebDialog labeled "connect to website" is still open, right-click on it and select "Inspect Element" from the popup menu. This will open the WebKit Inspector. The GUI of the WebKit Inspector has changed with version, but look for something labeled "Console" and click it. Please let us know if the Console displays any error or warning messages.

Thanks
Steve

[mwm5053]

@ Steve When I right click in Connect to Website all I get is "Reload" but this is what Terminal looks like after pressing return in terminal was that right?

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[slbaumgartner]

@mwm5053 said:

@ Steve When I right click in Connect to Website all I get is "Reload" but this is what Terminal looks like after pressing return in terminal was that right?

The Terminal screenshot looks as if you left off part of the command. Did you type the entire line

defaults write com.google.sketchuppro8 WebKitDeveloperExtras -bool true

I forgot to mention that before entering this command you should quit SketchUp and restart it afterward. Until the default takes hold the right-click menu will only contain "Reload".

Steve

[mwm5053]

I double checked the terminal and retyped and restated SU still no right click web inspector?

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[slbaumgartner]

@mwm5053 said:

I double checked the terminal and retyped and restated SU still no right click web inspector?

Missed it again! You typed com.google.sketchup8pro, it should be com.google.sketchuppro8

Steve

[mwm5053]

[mwm5053]

I don't understand why right click won't bring up Inspect Element?

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[slbaumgartner]

@mwm5053 said:

I don't understand why right click won't bring up Inspect Element?

Still typing the command wrong!

defaults write com.google.sketchuppro8 WebKitDeveloperExtras -bool true
^ ^
t space between Extras and -bool

[edit] Ack, that didn't format right! You left the t out of Extras and attached the - to its end instead of to the front of -bool.

[mwm5053]

Ya not a very good typist sorry is this right

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[slbaumgartner]

@mwm5053 said:

Ya not a very good typist sorry is this right

That appears to be right. Did it work?

I'm turning in for the night in a minute. Will check back tomorrow.

Steve

[mwm5053]

still no inspect element on right click

[mwm5053]

Ok this AM I had Safari open with Inspect Element open on a web page just to see what it did and opened SU and clicked on Web Dialog Test and right clicked on Connect to Website and Web Inspector popped up with this. Now what? I'll be here for a while then off to work for the day will check back.

Walt

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[slbaumgartner]

@mwm5053 said:

Ok this AM I had Safari open with Inspect Element open on a web page just to see what it did and opened SU and clicked on Web Dialog Test and right clicked on Connect to Website and Web Inspector popped up with this. Now what? I'll be here for a while then off to work for the day will check back.

Walt

That's more like it! I wonder what was wrong before...

Anyway, click on the console button and show me what it displays then. In particular, if there are any warning or error messages. The little red symbol at the bottom makes me think there was a error reported.

Steve

[mwm5053]

Evidently Inspect needs to open in Safari eo get Web Inp. to popup but here it is.

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[slbaumgartner]

@mwm5053 said:

Evidently Inspect needs to open in Safari eo get Web Inp. to popup but here it is.

OK! My cross-domain security theory confirmed!

What's happening is that when the html is loaded directly, the document's domain is empty (null). The XMLHttpRequest security won't allow load from some other domain. I can verify that the domain is also empty on my Mavericks box, so this implies that they added a special case for null domain in the security rules after the WebKit version that comes with Lion (or perhaps modified the domain to be an empty string instead of null).

Steve

[edit] The typeof document.domain on my Mavericks box is a string, "". They fixed it so that a locally loaded html gets an empty string domain instead of null.