I've downloaded a couple of extensions to check that I'm doing it right, but it doesn't seem that I can get Fiddler2 to recognize that the AustralianImages.dll file is actually a valid extension. I place it in the %USERPROFILE%\Documents\Fiddler2\Scripts folder, with other extensions, but while those other extensions load, this one doesn't.
I can't see any log or other information telling me why. Are there any obvious things I'm missing, or any steps I should take to troubleshoot this - or is it simply possible this sample no longer works?
I can't see any log or other information telling me why. Are there any obvious things I'm missing, or any steps I should take to troubleshoot this - or is it simply possible this sample no longer works?
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Hey, Alun, thanks for reporting this. The problem is that the extension in question was from 2007 and mistakenly compiled targeting x86 rather than AnyCPU; as a consequence, it would fail to load in modern 64bit versions of Fiddler.
I've updated the project and DLL to target AnyCPU; you can get the new version here: http://www.telerik.com/docs/default-source/fiddler/addons/australianimages.zip?sfvrsn=6
thanks again!
-Eric
Tip: Extension developers should set the fiddler.debug.extensions.showerrors preference to True ensure that exceptions and other extension-related errors are not silently caught. Extension developers should set the fiddler.debug.extensions.verbose preference to True to spew logging information to the Log tab.