CORS error when using on local-hosted app & `grunt dist` error about mobile-ui-elements HOT 12 CLOSED

Actually the simplest way to run this locally is to just open the file directly in safari via the file path (file:///mobile-ui-elements/simple.html).

Safari allows you to do cross domain request when the web page is loaded from local file system. This also won't be an issue when running inside cordova, as cordova allows that too.

Let me know if you still run into issues.

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I installed Safari and opened the file, but it still shows a blank screen. The JS console doesn't show anything (I haven't used safari dev tools before), so I'm not sure what's going on. I'll read up on it and keep trying, then update this later. The fast response is appreciated!

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Did you disable local file restrictions and add a session token and a
instance URL?

On Tue, Jul 1, 2014 at 7:18 PM, Alex Berg [email protected] wrote:

I installed Safari and opened the file, but it still shows a blank screen.
The JS console doesn't show anything (I haven't used safari dev tools
before), so I'm not sure what's going on. I'll read up on it and keep
trying, then update this later. The fast response is appreciated!

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"disable local file restrictions" - this refers to a thing I do in my OS? Or in Safari?
Yeah - I added those things to the simple.html file.

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Safari. Enable the developer tools, then click on Develop. You'll see it on
the menu

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"disable local file restrictions" - this refers to a thing I do in my OS?
Or in Safari?
Yeah - I added those things to the simple.html file.

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I don't see an option like that in the Develop menu. I checked the Preferences menus for something like that, but nothing appeared. The windows version of Safari must be a bit different from the Mac version.

It looks to be a syntax error on platform.js line 12.

Well, that's ok I guess. Maybe somebody else will come along and figure out this problem. I can still use the custom elements you guys wrote for design ideas at least.

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Ahhh. I assumed you were on a mac. Try Chrome since Safari is using a
fairly old HTML engine.

Launch it from the command line: chrome.exe --disable-web-security

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I don't see an option like that in the Develop menu. I checked the
Preferences menus for something like that, but nothing appeared. The
windows version of Safari must be a bit different from the Mac version.

It looks to be a syntax error on platform.js line 12.

Well, that's ok I guess. Maybe somebody else will come along and figure
out this problem. I can still use the custom elements you guys wrote for
design ideas at least.

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Actually simplified this whole process by adding a node proxy. Just get the latest repo and run following again:

$ npm install
$ bower install
$ node proxy.js

Now open the "http://localhost:9000/simple.html" in the chrome browser without disabling web security. This will now proxy all the salesforce requests through the local node server and hence avoid the CORS issue.

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Hmm, I did what you described, but I'm still getting the same error. I'll look through the code tomorrow. Maybe I'll have better luck after a windows reboot. ;-)

Super appreciate adding a proxy!

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https://sfdc-designer.herokuapp.com/ does this work for you?

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Hmm, I did what you described, but I'm still getting the same error. I'll
look through the code tomorrow. Maybe I'll have better luck after a windows
reboot. ;-)

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Yeah, I was playing with that. Good stuff.
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https://sfdc-designer.herokuapp.com/ does this work for you?

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Hmm, I did what you described, but I'm still getting the same error.
I'll
look through the code tomorrow. Maybe I'll have better luck after a
windows
reboot. ;-)

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Hey - good news! I tried the proxy server you added to the repo, and it worked today. I'm guessing my sessionId expired the other day. I believe I did try swapping my sessionId at that time, but.... well, it's working now. 👍 Thanks for the help!

Managing an in-browser data-store, connecting to SF, and that kinda stuff is a pain - so I'm excited to build on top of your progress in this area.

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