Hi,
I seem to be running into a problem when trying to open this page: https://docs.arduino.cc/micropython/ The page starts to load and I can see Micropython content for a moment, but then that content disappears and all that is visible is the teal arduino.cc header and footer with nothing between them. I inspected the page source, and the only tag between the header and footer
Any insight?
Thanks
Something is wrong with that page. I have the same problem here.
Firefox is complaining about: "Same Origin Policy" and other errors.
This is the page (it stays on for less than a second):
Then it is disappears, and all that is left is this:
@LazarusPi This does not help you access the page that you want but the links are Arduino Micropython specific especially the Nano ESP32 so it may help you in some way.
Not so easy to navigate or as pleasant to read, but I think the content of those pages are available here in the .md files you find in the folders under these areas of the GitHub repository:
Maybe could try fiddling with internet archive...
Will go through this and see when the problem starts:
https://web.archive.org/web/20221110190727/https://docs.arduino.cc/micropython/
Problem exists on June 28
May 28 is still good.
@LazarusPi
You can get slightly outdated(few months old ) info at this link:
https://web.archive.org/web/20230528034446/https://docs.arduino.cc/micropython/
Thanks everyone for all the alternative links.
I went to the wayback link posted by @v205 and it seems to have the same bug -- it just takes longer to occur because Wayback is slow to load the page. I went back to May 21 and the bug seems to not be present.
The bug seems to be related to an onLoad javascript event.. using Disable Javascript plugin for Chrome lets me see the page, but half of the content is gone because it also uses javascript.
Does anyone know if arduino.cc web designers check this section of the forums, or is there a place to report website problems?
-G
I don't think that the web managers check this forum.
For Arduino docs there is a way to create a issue about this.
More info coming soon.
Use this for submitting a issue:
Or you can make a fork and fix it your self.
Good news, everyone! The page should now be back to a functional state:
Thanks for bringing this problem to our attention @LazarusPi
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