The issue is that the most recent Jenkins build has default security settings
that disable the loading of javascript.
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I think searching for Chrome and allow scripts will give some hints.
Google Chrome the option --allow-file-access-from-files should be used to
overcome the problem that javascript is not executed as Google Chrome
browser will not load local file by default due to security reason.
Albert
On Sat, D
A bit more info - the developer tools in Chrome is showing this error:
Blocked script execution in '...' because the document's frame is sandboxed
and the 'allow-scripts' permission is not set.
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I'm running a Jenkins build with the Doxygen plugin on a Centos instance, and
for some reason, the js files aren't getting included. When I click on the
toggle arrows, nothing happens. If I load up the Chrome debugger, no js
files are loaded (ie, the dynsections.js file isn't listed as a source
fil
