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Hi,

ltng:require stopped loading CSS resources. Page inspection reveals empty <link> elements added to the page.

Worked in Summer 16, doesn't work in Winter 17
<ltng:require styles="{! $Resource.MyCSS }" />
Any workarounds till this is fixed?
  • October 19, 2016
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I have been working on a Force.com Canvas App integration between Salesforce and Sharepoint. The Canvas App is OAuth and viewed within a Community on a Visualforce Page. As of last Friday, Sept 11, everything was working. Winter '16 was released for the sandbox over the weekend and now all Canvas Apps fail to render regardless of the Canvas App URL. I have tried using apps with the Canvas App URL as Sharepoint and a public Dropbox folder, but that seems to make no difference.

The error is "Unable to retrieve signed request from the server. Please try your request later."

In the DevTools console in Chrome, I see a network request to:

https://example.force.com/services/data/v35.0/platformconnect/signedrequest?canvas=Desktop_Canvas_App

In an org that is still on Summer '15, the Canvas App request is

https://example.force.com/SitePrefix/services/data/v35.0/platformconnect/signedrequest?canvas=Desktop_Canvas_App

The issue seems to be that the Site Prefix used for the Community is not being included in the request and an internal server error is returned and the Force.com Canvas fails to load and displays an error.

If I view the same page outside of the Community as a System Administrator user, the canvas app does load, but the communication between the Visualforce page and the Canvas App URL fails.

I have added all possible permissions to the Canvas App as well as revoked the Canvas App access and re-initialized the OAuth access to the app, but nothing works.
On the following page, http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Site.com:

"Site.com (formerly Siteforce) lets you deliver web sites at the speed of social. Create once, publish anywhere -- your own web sites, social channels like Facebook, where ever your brand lives."

With the statement emphasized in bold, it sounds as if content from a Site.com site can be accessed from an external site in some way. The only way I can think of is via an iframe, which is not an ideal solution. In my experience of developing on Site.com, I have not seen anyway to access content via an API or other means.

I am assuming that this statement is not accurate or makes an assumption that iframes are the solution.
Hi,

ltng:require stopped loading CSS resources. Page inspection reveals empty <link> elements added to the page.

Worked in Summer 16, doesn't work in Winter 17
<ltng:require styles="{! $Resource.MyCSS }" />
Any workarounds till this is fixed?
  • October 19, 2016
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  • 0
I have been working on a Force.com Canvas App integration between Salesforce and Sharepoint. The Canvas App is OAuth and viewed within a Community on a Visualforce Page. As of last Friday, Sept 11, everything was working. Winter '16 was released for the sandbox over the weekend and now all Canvas Apps fail to render regardless of the Canvas App URL. I have tried using apps with the Canvas App URL as Sharepoint and a public Dropbox folder, but that seems to make no difference.

The error is "Unable to retrieve signed request from the server. Please try your request later."

In the DevTools console in Chrome, I see a network request to:

https://example.force.com/services/data/v35.0/platformconnect/signedrequest?canvas=Desktop_Canvas_App

In an org that is still on Summer '15, the Canvas App request is

https://example.force.com/SitePrefix/services/data/v35.0/platformconnect/signedrequest?canvas=Desktop_Canvas_App

The issue seems to be that the Site Prefix used for the Community is not being included in the request and an internal server error is returned and the Force.com Canvas fails to load and displays an error.

If I view the same page outside of the Community as a System Administrator user, the canvas app does load, but the communication between the Visualforce page and the Canvas App URL fails.

I have added all possible permissions to the Canvas App as well as revoked the Canvas App access and re-initialized the OAuth access to the app, but nothing works.
On the following page, http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Site.com:

"Site.com (formerly Siteforce) lets you deliver web sites at the speed of social. Create once, publish anywhere -- your own web sites, social channels like Facebook, where ever your brand lives."

With the statement emphasized in bold, it sounds as if content from a Site.com site can be accessed from an external site in some way. The only way I can think of is via an iframe, which is not an ideal solution. In my experience of developing on Site.com, I have not seen anyway to access content via an API or other means.

I am assuming that this statement is not accurate or makes an assumption that iframes are the solution.
I am using Site.com to build a public site that displays content from a custom object. I would like to add a search box to the site.com page that would allow users to perform a text search against the data in the custom object. How would I do this?