I am trying to trouble shoot my initial site that uses persistence.js, and I keep coming up with these two errors:
Uncaught ReferenceError: require is not defined
(persistence.store.mysql.js:7)
Uncaught ReferenceError: exports is not defined
(persistence.store.config.js:1)
No matter which load order I try these two errors come up. I am hoping that these two errors are causing some of my other issues, but I cannot seem to find where they are (should be) pointing to.
I am new to JS in general, so if these are high level js variables please let me know.
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No matter how much I search, I can't find a way.
Error
Uncaught ReferenceError: firesbase is not defined at (index):96:16
https://i.stack.imgur.com/rNWWR.png
I added the version and several scripts and searched in different ways, but I couldn't find a way.
I am running into an issue trying to implement the PDF.js viewer demo found here, but I keep running into an issue that certain properties are not being set. Checking the console there are two errors that I get:
First error:
app.js:883 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read property 'setPagesCount' of null
at Object.load (app.js:883)
at app.js:666
Second error:
app.js:870 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read property 'then' of undefined
at app.js:870
I have tried resolving this issue by diving through the code myself, and comparing it to the example with no luck. I have also looked around online trying to figure out why this may be happening and have still come up empty handed. It seems to me that this.toolbar is not being set with anything in the first error, but I cannot figure out why this may be.
Through looking around online, I believe I am setting this up properly, but am not 100% positive. Here is my setup:
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function () {
var pdfDoc = '#pdf';
// Open the default file after the document is ready. Otherwise, PDFViewerApplication probably won't exist.
PDFViewerApplication.open(pdfDoc);
});
</script>
Has anyone ever experienced this before and would be able to help? If not, does anyone know where I can start to look?
An additional note is that I have moved the files outside of their original build and web directories. I thought that I changed the configuration paths in viewer.js to accommodate this, but perhaps I missed one?
It appears that my issue was do to me not adding the link resource for locale.properties in my HTML. Turns out the first error I was getting was more of a red herring, and was able to solve this issue by focusing on the second error.
I added this:
<link rel="resource" type="application/l10n" href="[your path to]/locale/locale.properties">
Where all the HTML for the viewer is located and it loaded right up.
I have a standalone form. My issue is when I run the form standalone it runs fine but when the form code is included in some other page where it is supposed to be displayed it shows
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'value' of undefined at submit:10
I have tried debugging it from last few hours but still not able to find the exact issue. could someone please point out where the mistake might be. It could be some small error but it will be really helpful if you could point it out.
Both the forms are these: Standalone form and form included in a page
The moment you load your page you will see an error:
Uncaught ReferenceError: field is not defined
That is because field is defined here:
https://simrec.custhelp.com/rnt/rnw/javascript/enduser.js
which is not included in the other page. You are using new field() in your code without having it defined. Fix that and the rest could work if it's working in the standalone form.
I am new to Angular.JS, trying to learn debugging errors.
My application have 5 pages all are working fine except one page, while loading I am getting this error
Error:[$injector:modulerr] http://errors.angularjs.org/1.2.28/$injector/modulerr?p0=newIntake...
I am getting one more error:
TypeError: Accessing the 'arguments' property of a function is not allowed in strict mode\n at Anonymous function.
while researching I learnt this error appear if any file is missing, i check all file loading in this particular page are available.
I really appreciate if someone provide me any hint or point me where to see exact error which could solve this issue.
Please let me know if more information is needed.
The error because you are accessing arguments property of a function that is not allowed in strict mode. You have two options. First one, remove use strict, may be in the top two lines of your code. Or you can go to second option that is access the arguments with a variable instead of accessing them directly. For example, you are calling somewhere like,
ABC('hi'); and
Accessing like
function ABC(name){
console.log(arguments); // remove this as it is not allowed in strict mode
console.log(name); // use this
}
I've been occasionally running into errors where working with ReactJS + JSX, the logfile being something like "react-with-addons.js:9729 Uncaught TypeError: type.toUpperCase is not a function". Searches of StackOverflow and especially the web suggest this is a common bugbear. One example, from someone wrapping a React classname in curly braces when such is not needed, is at: React error "Uncaught TypeError: type.toUpperCase is not a function" on a hello world app
I'm not completely sure how to take this beyond a statement that something is wrong, somewhere, and maybe a hint that it is a syntax error rather than, for instance, a logic error. None of my searching has turned up a smoking gun that will straightforwardly go from the toUpperCase error to a specific area to go to, or search for a particular kind of syntax error, or apply a particular heuristic or algorithm in searching your source. There are multiple parties that attest to similar errors, but so far no one I've read on the web has said, "Eureka!"
My code, very much in process, has a snapshot at http://pastebin.com/e7mG3mir . I'd like to fix this defect in my code specifically, but I'd like to know even more how to keep on chopping off and torching the heads of this Hydra-like class of bugs.
I'm not sure about an "in general" solution, but the question I referenced at React error "Uncaught TypeError: type.toUpperCase is not a function" on a hello world app was from wrongly handling JSX in a context where pure JavaScript is expected; in this case I gave a JSX tag where I should have given the class name.
The code I had was:
var pragmatometer = React.createElement(<Pragmatometer />, null);
The code I wanted was:
var pragmatometer = React.createElement(Pragmatometer, null);
So I'm not sure I have a general solution, but if (when) that error happens again, my first port of call will be any changes I have made where I was using (non-strictly-JavaScript) JSX syntax.