I'm trying to generate custom errors messages for different types of errors, I have resorted to react-error-boundary because I liked how instead of showing a white blank page, a fallback UI is shown.
Yet, for example, if I get an error from a specific graph displayed in a page, instead of showing the fallback UI, I hoped to be able to show an error message only in that section where the graph is (e.g. "Graph is unavailable"), while everything in the page stays where it is.
I don't know if that's possible to do with react-error-boundary, this is my first time ever using it.
Any suggestions, or advice would be appreciated.
Thanks,
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I am working with react and trying to display map component
sadly the documentation doesn't have much to say about this part
the component loads and everything is good until I start zooming in
[![at some point I start getting this apikey Invalid and map turns to white ][1]][1]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/cDEcc.png
[![this is the code I am using to render the map][2]][2]
[2]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/soWpe.png
If anyone knows some good source to help me while using the api please share it below.
Turns out the problem is my key expired after 1 hour because I need to activate my here account
Sadly I didn't get that from the notification message that I ignored because I only wanted to get the key
If anyone came across this error just check if your account is activated or not
I am new to mobx-persist. I am not able to figure out how rehydration works in mobx-persist. I tried asking about it in github but got no reply so far. I am wondering if anyone here is able to point me the right direction.
The problem that I am trying to solve is to prevent losing the react states on the page refresh. I want to keep the stats in the session storage and load them back when the page is refreshed. (Note: I managed to do it by accessing the session storage directly from the react store but I thought that mobx-persist might do the better job.)
I created a sample here. https://github.com/michaelsync/js-lab/tree/master/mobx-persist-sample.
You can use the following command to run the sample.
yarn install
yarn start
It has two components called "entry" page and "result". User can enter something in "entry" page and show that data in the "result" page. There is one store called userDataStore that has only one property called data.
When you click on "Click Me" in the entry page, the data that you typed on text box will be saved in user data store. and it retrieves the data back from the result page.
The issue is that when I refresh the page, I still lost the react states. I guess it's because I don't understand how rehydration works in mobx-persist.
The steps to replicate the issue ~
run the program by using yarn start
enter something in textbox and click on "Click me" (It will redirect to the result page)
you will see what you entered in the result page.
Refresh the page (press F5) - the data will be lost.
Can someone please help me with the steps that I need to do in hydration and rehydration?
Note: I don't want to use any server-side code or isomorphic rendering to sync the states for now. using the session storage might be anti-pattern but I see it fit in my tiny project.
I recently updated Drupal to 7.39 and CKEditor to 7.x-1.16 and I am now experiencing some bizarre behavior from the editor.
If I create new content, I have the editor in place. Once I save the content and come back, the editor is gone and is replaced by rendered HTML code. I am also seeing this when going in to edit some existing content. All content tested are the exact same content type.
This behavior occurs both in the body and the summary.
I have opened the page while running the JS console and I am seeing the following error:
/ckeditor/xss
500 (Internal Server Error)
I do not see this error on the content where the editor is appearing.
Any assistance on this is greatly appreciated! Let me know if I can provide any additional details to help troubleshoot.
Thanks!
I am new to DNN and I'm trying to make a site with custom skin.
Skinning is all ok but once the superuser is time out, I couldn't login again.
The login page has disappeared and was being redirected to an empty custom skin page which only shows the header and the footer.
I have tried
localhost:1234/login
localhost:1234/admin
localhost:1234/?ctl=
but neither of them are working.
I tried to search for solutions but none of them seems to work and not relating.
Please show me a way, if I am missing somethings.
You might look at the Admin/Event Viewer page if you happen to still be logged in somehow (or eventlog table in the database) to see if there is an error being thrown, that isn't being displayed (because you aren't logged in).
That may point to the problem.
You might have a problem with a "container" that is missing thus the module isn't being loaded.
A few other things to try, try
localhost:1234/?ctl=login
localhost:1234/?ctl=register
See if anything loads for those.
Last resort, go into the database and NULL out the SKinSRC columns on the TABS table and see if you can find the default site Skin setting in the PortalSettings and make that null or something other than your custom skin.
I am working through this extJS tutorial where you type in code into Firebug, press CTRL-Enter and it renders it for you, it worked for the simple example but then I got this error:
Instructions:
What happens:
What else do I need to do to get this example to work as it states it will in the demo?
You need to have ext-all.js (and maybe ext-base.js?) loaded in the page you're testing for this to work. The example isn't working properly for you because the Panel file cannot be located. It doesn't exist because you haven't added it.
Test the Ext.Panel code in firebug at the API site: http://dev.sencha.com/deploy/dev/docs/
You'll see that the desired behavior occurs because the page has all of the proper JS files loaded. Any time you see the message "... is not a constructor" should be an indication that the JS file containing the object has not been loaded into the page.