Geoform not loading in Chrome

GeorgeDurkee · ‎02-08-2017

Hi: I've built a geoform and have been unable to get it to load in Chrome. It loads fine in IE and Firefox. Also, on the Details page for the App, it won't load to Configure App though, again, gets there fine from Firefox. I've tried to add https to the address but still not successful. I've tried on two computers and a tester was also having the same problem. I've also turned on and off the https requirement in security for my account.

Ideas? Here's the draft of my geoform:

http://arcg.is/2ldDcjn

UPDATE: just tried it in Chrome's Incognito browser and it loads fine. I'll fiddle with add ins and see if there's something there but if anyone's got ideas, I'd appreciate them!

Thanks,

George

DavidColey · ‎02-09-2017

Hi Chris - I'm familiar with the tools, thanks. I was asking about chrome version becasue there have been check-box control issues in chrome since v54.x see my thread:

https://community.esri.com/thread/187471-arcgis-server-manager-statistics-page-checkbox-error-chrome...

which are still present a v56.x. Then today just noticed the same mal-behaivor in a webmap when I was exploring the new Human Geography vector tile basemap - I could not check a layer on/off. Then this thread caught my eye and I'm thinking these are related . . .

ChrisSmith7 · ‎02-09-2017

My bad - I thought you were asking under the context of finding/using the tools I mentioned. I'm using v56.x

GeorgeDurkee · ‎02-09-2017

Also v. 56.x. I've cleaned browser cache with no luck. Run Dev Tools but will now have to read what it means. Got a return showing code with red lines through it. I'll try fiddler2 and compare not loading to successful load with Incognito. I'll also put a clean install of Chrome on a VM machine to see if that makes a difference.

Not sure what I'm doing, but Dev Tools shows it hanging at line 64 with these warnings:

Synchronous XMLHttpRequest on the main thread is deprecated because of its detrimental effects to the end user's experience. For more help, check https://xhr.spec.whatwg.org/.
p.getText @ init.js:14
pa @ init.js:32
a @ init.js:10
(anonymous) @ init.js:19
ga @ init.js:28
ma @ init.js:19
La @ init.js:20
p @ init.js:10
(anonymous) @ index.html?appid=d620139…:81
init.js:36 Error: multipleDefine
at d (init.js:10)
at Ja (init.js:32)
at init.js:33
at a (init.js:10)
at Xa (init.js:33)
at s (init.js:30)
at HTMLScriptElement.<anonymous> (init.js:35)
(anonymous) @ init.js:36
(anonymous) @ init.js:14
a @ init.js:10
p.signal @ init.js:14
Ja @ init.js:32
(anonymous) @ init.js:33
a @ init.js:10
Xa @ init.js:33
s @ init.js:30
(anonymous) @ init.js:35
init.js:37 src: dojoLoader
init.js:37 info: Object {pid: "esri", mid: "esri/layers/LabelLayer", pack: Object, url: "http://js.arcgis.com/3.19/esri/layers/LabelLayer.js", executed: 0…}
init.js:37 .
init.js:36 Error: multipleDefine
at d (init.js:10)
at Ja (init.js:32)
at init.js:33
at a (init.js:10)
at Xa (init.js:33)
at s (init.js:30)
at HTMLScriptElement.<anonymous> (init.js:35)
(anonymous) @ init.js:36
(anonymous) @ init.js:14
a @ init.js:10
p.signal @ init.js:14
Ja @ init.js:32
(anonymous) @ init.js:33
a @ init.js:10
Xa @ init.js:33
s @ init.js:30
(anonymous) @ init.js:35
init.js:37 src: dojoLoader
init.js:37 info: Object {pid: "esri", mid: "esri/layers/LabelLayer", pack: Object, url: "http://js.arcgis.com/3.19/esri/layers/LabelLayer.js", executed: 0…}
init.js:37 .
init.js:2223 Uncaught TypeError: d is not a constructor
at init.js:2223
at fa (init.js:28)
at init.js:28
at ga (init.js:28)
at da (init.js:28)
at s (init.js:30)
at HTMLScriptElement.<anonymous> (init.js:35)
(anonymous) @ init.js:2223
fa @ init.js:28
(anonymous) @ init.js:28
ga @ init.js:28
da @ init.js:28
s @ init.js:30
(anonymous) @ init.js:35

If anyone sees the origin of the glitch, I'd appreciate a note (or any other information that might be helpful).

The good news is none of my friends have the problem, only two of my computers and one tester in our organization (and have to get more details from her). Which is just to say whatever's happening is limited, so I'm less concerned (though no less confused...).

Thanks all for suggestions so far!

g.

ChrisSmith7 · ‎02-13-2017

Looks like a dojo loader issue, which I've seen happen when referencing external libraries... something related to order of includes/injection. Strange that it isn't an issue for anyone else you've had review. I'm not sure what to try off top hand... will need to think a little deeper...

NicoleGamble1 · ‎02-13-2017

I'm can't find much about that error that seems relevant to your situation, but one other thing you could try that might help narrow this down a little quicker is creating a new test geoform in ArcGIS Online without changing any of the defaults (even the web map), then check if you get the same issue.

If you don't get the same problem, you know there is something specific about your original geoform that caused the issue. You can then apply your changes until you can reproduce the problem.

GeorgeDurkee · ‎02-13-2017

Many thanks for the suggestion. I ended up doing a clean install, then synching with my google account. Everything worked fine. I reinstalled the minimum number of Extensions I use as well as plug-ins, testing after each install. So far, so good. Previously, I'd tried just installing a new version over the old one (same version) but that didn't work. Anyway, it was obviously just a glitch with two of my synched copies on two machine and one other person but no other reports. If it reappears I'll follow up with those last two suggestions.

Thanks again!

George