Error: Script error (URL:, LineNumber:0)

[Владимир]

Hello,
when i try load new or exist project in icenium mist - in output area appear next error:
Error: Script error (URL:, LineNumber:0)
Loading is in progress, but without result.
Help please.

[Nikolay]

Hello Vladimir,

What is the browser that you are using and what exact version ?
We know similar issue with Chromium v.27 (not Chrome, which current version is 25)


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[Владимир]

The current version of my browser Google Chrome is 27.0.1444.3 dev-m
Was updated automatically.

[Nikolay]

Thanks for pointing to this problem Vladimir, as mentioned already, we are aware for it, and will take care.
Currently as a workaround, please use official channel for Chrome build if possible. (v.25)


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[Владимир]

Thank you, Nikolay!
There is no problem in Chrome v,25

[Aaron K Saunders]

I am running into this problem with Version 28.0.1469.0 dev

[Steve]

Hello Aaron,

As mentioned previously, use official channel for Chrome build where the problem does not exist. We see now that Google have fixed the issue for v.27, so we expect it would be fixed for subsequent versions as well.

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[Jason]

I'm using Chrome Version 28.0.1476.0 canary on a Macbook Pro and the problem is still present.

[Steve]

Hi guys,

We appreciate the heads up for bringing the issue to our attention. We always check the latest bits of Chromium to make sure we would have seamless upgrades when it becomes official. However we want to make a clear note that browsers in Beta (or as stated on Google Chrome Canary' page: designed for developers and early adopters) are not supported and while we welcome your feedback, it is not top priority to address problems with such browsers, moreover this particular issue is bug in Chromium itself.

Anyway, our suggestion is to download and install regular Chrome browser, so you can use Mist on it, and Canary would still be available and unaffected for you to play with.

Thank you for the involvement and understanding!

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[Kevin]

Hi,

I came to this issue when I'm trying to commit changes to Icenium's Version Control only, and can't commit change to server, while the project runs successfully on the simulator & device.
I'm using a PC with Windows 7 and opening Icemium Mist with normal Google Chrome browser 27.0.1453.110m

I overcome the problem by deleting .js files that aren't in use (ie. not included & used in any html files)
I'm just wondering if Icenium don't allow redundant javascript files to stay in project.
But that's really annoying. (Also annoying to stay on this report bug forum so frequently....)

[Steve]

Hello Kevin,

This is a known issue of Mist that would be fixed for the upcoming 1.6 version of Icenium next week. For the time being please do not use the check-all checkbox in the commit dialog, instead select all files you want to commit manually one by one.

Please excuse us for the temporary inconvenience.

Regards,
Steve
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