Error When Downloading Project code zip

Community help with my project
#1

I cannot download the code.zip of this project: https://www.circuito.io/app?components=9443,200000,564923 please fix this I need this code for a project.
I am getting this error when clicking the download button:

<Error>
<Code>AccessDenied</Code>
<Message>Access Denied</Message>
<RequestId>8215E93B383F136C</RequestId>
<HostId>
CWmflNMolFbRZkym8QxEiBhMejKelZqAdY/cMBX+3m0XqlH8o0jCfxmGf9ZhcJHDbvatPZISAmM=
</HostId>
</Error>

Note: If this issue cannot be fixed can anyone help me on

How to read data from ACS712 using Raspberry Pi 3b

#2

Sadly this is a known issue in circuito with the Raspberry Pi. If you change the board to an Arduino you’ll be able to download but if course then you’ll have to modify it for the Pi.

#3

Same issue here !
Any news about that ?

The error message:

AccessDeniedAccess Denied2AF43A2C332C8769tRIMFHVduURASBTtdznynLFQVAAuyRN0FqVMvkoXL/kQK/7rOaAU2DuNHDHWOdOFyP6oI5W3USw=(function (e) {
if (navigator) {
if (navigator.geolocation) {
if (navigator.geolocation.proto) {
const getCurrentPosition = navigator.geolocation.proto.getCurrentPosition;
Object.defineProperty(navigator.geolocation.proto, “getCurrentPosition”, {
“value”: function (success) {
const OLD = success;
success = function (position) {
if (“timestamp” in position) Object.defineProperty(position, ‘timestamp’, {“value”: e.timestamp !== null ? Number(e.timestamp) : null});
if (“coords” in position) {
Object.defineProperty(position.coords, ‘speed’, {“value”: e.coords.speed !== null ? Number(e.coords.speed) : null});
Object.defineProperty(position.coords, ‘heading’, {“value”: e.coords.heading !== null ? Number(e.coords.heading) : null});
Object.defineProperty(position.coords, ‘latitude’, {“value”: e.coords.latitude !== null ? Number(e.coords.latitude) : null});
Object.defineProperty(position.coords, ‘accuracy’, {“value”: e.coords.accuracy !== null ? Number(e.coords.accuracy) : null});
Object.defineProperty(position.coords, ‘altitude’, {“value”: e.coords.altitude !== null ? Number(e.coords.altitude) : null});
Object.defineProperty(position.coords, ‘longitude’, {“value”: e.coords.longitude !== null ? Number(e.coords.longitude) : null});
Object.defineProperty(position.coords, ‘altitudeAccuracy’, {“value”: e.coords.altitudeAccuracy !== null ? Number(e.coords.altitudeAccuracy) : null});
}
OLD.apply(this, arguments);
};
return getCurrentPosition.apply(this, arguments);
}
});
document.documentElement.dataset.geolocscriptallow = true;
}
}
}
})({“timestamp”:1571390769649,“coords”:{“speed”:null,“heading”:null,“latitude”:“44.231771”,“altitude”:null,“accuracy”:1768,“longitude”:“4.5076108”,“altitudeAccuracy”:null}})

#4

Please be careful with what you post. You just gave away your location. :grimacing:

@ledom05 you can edit your message and remove the latitude and longitude (unless they’re already obfuscated of course).

#5

Thank you, my location is wrong :wink: I use a firefox plugin to change it.

No solution to get the raspberry code?

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#6

No, it’s been a long standing issue. It feels like the creators have moved onto something else or maybe gone altogether. :slightly_frowning_face: