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Chrome Extension Crashes Chome #38
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I had a similar issue - the code is hard coded to look for an OpenNI config file depending on your CMake build settings: https://github.com/doug/depthjs/blob/master/firebreath-plugin/openni_backend.cpp#L174 I would first confirm that its looking for a file that actually exists. Also, could you post the output from your Chrome Console? |
Thanks adatta02. Sorry on vacation there for awhile... I'm not sure how to post the output from the Chrome Console, or it's blank. Now it doesn't appear to be crashing Chrome, but it's still not working. No webpage was found for the web address: chrome-extension://adgkbokcckoommkfgfmkhhailhlbailj/popup.html I'll take a look at this file and see if it is actually calling a file in existence.. |
How do I confirm that the file actually exists? I can't determine where it's pointing..this is probably pretty simple, not real familiar with C++... |
Regarding Chrome, to get the "console" output for the extension you'll need to do the following:
Regarding the config file, I'm pretty unfamiliar with C++ and even more so with CMake (it uses a CMake variable) so I actually just hard coded it to a known good path in the code. I modified https://github.com/doug/depthjs/blob/master/firebreath-plugin/Win/ResourceRecovery.cpp#L4 To just return an absolute path. |
Thanks - here' what the console is outputing (it does the OpenNIBackend: GestureIntermediateStageCompletedHandler a lot at the beginning): OpenNIBackend: GestureReadyForNextIntermediateStageHandler undefined:1 |
Hmm so from my limited understanding of all of this it looks like its activating the OpenNI drivers correctly. Have you tried running the OpenNI/PrimeSense demos? |
The latest push that fixes the Chrome extension should fix this problem. |
I really hope this works - we hope to use it for our magazine launch early September. It would be awesome if it did.
So, I have installed OpenNI and NITE, and have successfully built the Chrome Extension in Firebreath, compiled it in Visual Studio, and upload it to the Chrome Extension - or at least there have not been any red flags (I worked through a number of them).
But once installed in Chrome, unfortunately, it's doesn't do anything, except crash the app. The error comes from the .dll file, according to the Chrome error log. Any ideas? I saw that some folks had to remove pieces from the Visual Studio build.
I'm using a Windows Vista 32-bit (unfortunately).
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