10-30-2019, 02:57 PM
1) Set a log function (be sure to make sure its threadsafe) in your content handler and log the IP and browser as well. See if the browser is in fact requesting this content handler.
2) Add an exception handler to your content handler and return a message to see if there are errors ocurring during run.
3) Try adding a code based break in the JS
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1005...-in-chrome
And then trace your ready function in the browser.
4) Grab the URL for the CH request after the session starts and paste it into a new tab in the same browser and see what the results are.
2) Add an exception handler to your content handler and return a message to see if there are errors ocurring during run.
3) Try adding a code based break in the JS
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1005...-in-chrome
And then trace your ready function in the browser.
4) Grab the URL for the CH request after the session starts and paste it into a new tab in the same browser and see what the results are.