Blank editor in Chrome

[khaytsus]

Ever since last night, I haven't been able to use Chrome for the editor. I initially disabled all extensions and cleared cache, and today I tried a new incognito window. Nothing.

I've tried logging out and back in, Live Map, Edit etc.. not typing anything in manually, etc.. Always the same thing. Firefox is working fine, same computer.

Using Chrome Version 24.0.1312.52 beta on Fedora 17, 64 bit.

This is what I get... First, javascript console:

Uncaught ReferenceError: Microsoft is not defined
WME-ccdf17c7.js:1
Failed to load resource
https://ecn.dev.virtualearth.net/mapcon ... ?v=7.0&s=1

Screenshot (right click and View Image if you want to see the whole thing, since for some reason Waze forum doesn't put scrollbars on mages). or here: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/334233/Waze/blank.png

[gettingthere]

I am having the same issue.

[Spil]

I've had no trouble with that issue for weeks, and still don't. Check your address bar -- is there a gray shield on the right-hand side of it? If so, click the shield and tell it to "Load anyway" -- that should get you back on, if it's the same problem that we had a couple of months ago.

[gettingthere]

I don't see any gray shield. Are you referring to allowing both secure and unsecure content?

FWIW, I am using a Samsung Chromebox with ChromeOS version 23.0.1271.110. Clearing the cache didn't resolve either. No scripts installed.

[Spil]

I don't see any gray shield. Are you referring to allowing both secure and unsecure content?

Yeah, that was the one that was the problem a while back. Not sure what your issue might be, then ... I'm having no problems with WME on Chrome (version 23.0.1271.97 m).

[gettingthere]

Weird. It's working on my Samsung 550 Chromebook. Same version of Chrome OS.

[vrih]

I'm having this issue on both Firefox and Chrome.

[dknight212]

At the risk of me too, me too.

On chromium on Ubuntu 12.10. Firefox is fine.

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[vrih]

This looks like it's being caused by a failed security certificate. If you go to the requested virtualearth url manually and accept the certificate (which isn't recommended just in case something nefarious has happened) then the map editor works. This is something that virtualearth need to fix on their end.

[dknight212]

This looks like it's being caused by a failed security certificate. If you go to the requested virtualearth url manually and accept the certificate (which isn't recommended just in case something nefarious has happened) then the map editor works. This is something that virtualearth need to fix on their end.

Genius! This worked for me. Thanks