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Okay, than AWS seems to be a good choice:)
Something has changed now: After the dashed sentence, loading takes place (with the original preloading sentence, my moving object is missing) and the page is displayed- just the picture that should be loaded from the zip file is missing.
I will try out different things the next days and hopefully just my IP address has been flagged.
Thanks for all your help today!Elise
Yes, what you see is a good sign: it means that the script works as intended and does not crash when your request for the image fails
My guess is that the moving object is missing because your request to your bucket is processed very quickly but, instead of returning the zip file, it returns an error-like object (hence the non-display of your image upon running the trial)
In the meantime, if you don’t have too many images and the files are not too big, feel free to upload them to the PCIbex Farm (the Potsdam-experiments account currently only uses about 4.5MB out of the new 64MB limit)
Jeremy
Thanks, Jeremy!
I have nearly 80 pictures, but I will have a look they don’t exceed the limit.
Best,
EliseHi,
I’m having trouble with CORS access–the warnings from Chrome are clear. I use DreamHost and have the .htaccess file uploaded in the same folder as the zip file. I can download the zip file by using the direct address. However, the .htaccess file appears in the DreamHost platform, but not when I try to access the folder directly (https://www.maddiegilbert.com/abxziptest/), the .htaccess file does not appear in the list of files. Any idea why? (I realize this is not strictly a PCIbex problem). I suspect this may be why PCIbex is having trouble accessing the folder.
Thanks!Hi,
The .htaccess file is not supposed to be publicly visible, so it’s a good sign that you can only access it when you’re logged in onto DreamHost. I get no error message when I preload your zip file in a project on farm.pcibex.net: the Log tab of the Debug window confirms that the download is successfull (“[14:15:16] Download of https://www.maddiegilbert.com/abxziptest/abx_zipped.zip complete (PennController: 0)”)
Jeremy
Right, so I suppose then the question is why my .htaccess file is not working. Did something change with the new version of PCIbex? I’ve used Zip files before, and it’s usually worked. I suppose the issue is either with that file or with DreamHost. Here’s the link to the experiment (https://farm.pcibex.net/r/vhmYyZ/), and these are the errors I get:
Access to XMLHttpRequest at ‘https://maddiegilbert.com/abxziptest/abx_zipped.zip’ from origin ‘https://farm.pcibex.net’ has been blocked by CORS policy: No ‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’ header is present on the requested resource.
PennController.js:65Uncaught Error: InvalidStateError: Failed to read the ‘responseText’ property from ‘XMLHttpRequest’: The value is only accessible if the object’s ‘responseType’ is ” or ‘text’ (was ‘arraybuffer’).
at XMLHttpRequest.n.onreadystatechange (PennController.js:65)Hi,
This is because you are trying to load
https://maddiegilbert.com/abxziptest/abx_zipped.zipwhen you should loadhttps://www.maddiegilbert.com/abxziptest/abx_zipped.zipNot sure why the policy does not transfer to the subdomain-prefix-less URL though
Jeremy
Wow, that’s an easy fix. Thanks for that tip; you saved me hours more frustration! I was using basically the same code as with the old version of PCIbex, so I wonder if that changed in this new version.
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