CEP panels / Enabling nodejs and mixed context makes Photoshop panel to not work

[olverart]

Hello,

I'm building a small local server on as Photoshop panel because I need to use Nodejs for some tasks. The problem is that when I try to enable node js and mixed context on the Parameters under CEFCommandLine in the manifest.xml, doesn't seems to work.

When I open the extension that is loading the server, somehow it makes flicker the loader in my cursor like if something was loding but doesn't loads node-js, here's my manifest <extension> tag:

<Extension Id="cnation.server">
			<DispatchInfo>
				<Resources>
					<MainPath>./localServer.html</MainPath>
					<CEFCommandLine>
					<Parameter>--enable-nodejs</Parameter>
					<Parameter>--mixed-context</Parameter>
					</CEFCommandLine>
				</Resources>
				<Lifecycle>
					<AutoVisible>false</AutoVisible>
				</Lifecycle>
				<UI>
					<Type>Custom</Type>
					<Geometry>
							<Size>
								<Height>100</Height>
								<Width>100</Width>
							</Size>
						</Geometry>
					<Icons />
				</UI>
			</DispatchInfo>
		</Extension>

If I remove this two lines: the panel works well but I cannot use Nodejs on the browser to call a Nodejs function:

<Parameter>--enable-nodejs</Parameter>
					<Parameter>--mixed-context</Parameter>

Someone knows what is going on?

[Charu Rajput]

Hi,

What CEP version are you using?

[olverart]

Hello Charu! I just found the bug on this. Seems that if you have your extension folder name with some characters like "apostrophe" glitches because some parsing in the backend I think. But i removed the apostrophe and now it works perfectly, I had this issue for what, one month? It was driving me crazy!!

[olverart · Accepted solution]

I just found the bug on this. Seems that if you have your extension folder name with some characters like "apostrophe" glitches because some parsing in the backend I think. But i removed the apostrophe and now it works perfectly, I had this issue for what, one month? It was driving me crazy!!