Sergio Pereira - All Comments

Please open my aspx fast!

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Howard — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 18:30:34 GMT

I experienced a noticeable drop in performance with the RC release of Fusion 2.0. Since I don't use Windows apps as much as I used to, I just put up with it. I'm glad you posted this info.

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re: Don't be sloppy in your scripts

GR Brot — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 21:22:53 GMT

Perhaps the latest versions of Firebug have a failsafe as I only get the debugger on local files. As soon as I publish them to the web and access them with http://... then the debugger no longer kicks in.

re: Creating Windows Services

RM — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 10:23:49 GMT

Excellent code. I really appreciate your gesture of sharing this with the developer's community. Thanks once again.

re: Don't be sloppy in your scripts

sergiopereira — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 00:06:56 GMT

@Norm. Wow, those are very thorough instructions, thanks. Unfortunately none of them deal with the debugging support in the browser.

I just tried on Firefox on a Mac and the same thing happens. That darn "debugger;" statement is there, stops everything and Firebug opens.

re: Don't be sloppy in your scripts

norm — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 22:52:15 GMT

i don't know if this will make a difference, but they have some steps you are supposed to follow to set up Firefox to use the online banking system...

Firefox

1. Clear your cache

Go to Tools in the browser’s menu

Select Options and then Advanced

From the Network tab, under “Cache”, click Clear Now

2. a. Delete Bank of America cookies

Go to the main Start button in the Windows menu

Select Search and then For Files or Folders…

Enter bankofamerica.com in the “Search for files or folders named” box

Select Local Hard Drives (C:) for the “Look in” box and click Search Now

Once all Bank of America cookies have displayed, select Edit from the Search Results window menu and then Select All

All cookies will be highlighted. Click the Delete button on your keyboard to delete all the cookies.

b. Delete cookies

Go to Tools in the browser's menu

Select Options and then Privacy

Click Show Cookies...

Select a particular site from the list and click Remove Cookies to delete cookies from that site, or click Remove All Cookies to delete cookies from all the sites in the list

3. Check your popup blocker

Go to Tools in the browser's menu

Select Options and then Content

Make sure “Block pop-up windows” is selected and then click Exceptions

Add www.bankofamerica.com to “Address of web site” area and click Allow

4. Clear private data

Go to Tools in the browser's menu

Select Options and then Privacy

Select “Ask me before clearing private data” and click Clear Now...

In the Clear Private Data popup window, select the following: Browsing History; Download History; Saved Form and Search History; Cache; Cookies; Saved Passwords; and Authenticated Sessions

Click Clear Private Data Now

5. Allow add-ons

Go to Tools in the browser's menu

Select Options and then Security

Select “Warn me when sites try to install add-ons” and click Exceptions

Enter www.bankofamerica.com in the “Address of web site” box and click Allow and then Close

6. Clear passwords

Go to Tools in the browser's menu

Select Options and then Security

Click Show Passwords..., then click Remove All, then click Close

7. Check your protocols

Go to Tools in the browser's menu

Select Options and then Advanced

From the Encryption tab, under “Protocols”, select both Use SSL 3.0 and Use TLS 1.0 and then click OK

8. Turn off Auto-Detect

Go to View in the browser's menu

Select Character Encoding

Make sure Auto-Detect is off

9. Check languages

Go to Tools in the browser's menu

Select Options and then Advanced

From the General tab, under “Languages”, click the Choose... button

Select English and click OK

re: Don't be sloppy in your scripts

sergiopereira — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 14:45:29 GMT

@Daniel. Funny, I've tried it earlier today and still got that problem. My account became BofA when they acquired my previous bank. Maybe they still have some logic there to support these different types of accounts, who knows... Check if you have that debugger; line in the file cmdatatagutils.js as shown in the image.

re: Don't be sloppy in your scripts

Daniel — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 14:31:36 GMT

I just tried the same thing, worked fine for me. Firebug is defniitly set to debug scripts, too.

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Brian Mavity — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 00:10:12 GMT

Awesome. Thanks for posting this.

re: Don't be sloppy in your scripts

sergiopereira — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 21:25:29 GMT

@Jeff

I don't get these type of errors often but I can certainly believe there are many things like that out there - probably much worse things.

What surprises me is that in this case we are not talking about some random startup or personal site. Maybe I'm just giving too much credit to my bank (was that a pun?).

re: Don't be sloppy in your scripts

Jeff W — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 21:17:51 GMT

This doesn't shock me at all. There is so much bad or sloppy scripting out there it is crazy. I'm constantly getting debug error to the point where I often turn the option of when I'm just browsing and not coding.

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Remember one recent post when I talked about the Code Kata that I attended? Well, Micah prepared a screencast