Javascript errors in Firefox 62, Chrome 69.0.3497.100, Edge

[blitzcrg]

https://kobold.club/fight page doesn't load - just a blank page. First noticed this two weeks ago, and assumed it was an issue with my home network (I have a few...extra security measures in place) and I've since done everything I can to eliminate that as a variable, as well as the usual delete local storage/cookies/etc.

Error from console:

lodash.min.js:1 Failed to load resource: net::ERR_NAME_RESOLUTIONFAILED jquery-3.1.1.js:3846 jQuery.Deferred exception: is not defined ReferenceError: is not defined at Object.hasKey (http://kobold.club/fight/js/app-93dd2e4e6b.js:3307:5) at thaw (http://kobold.club/fight/js/app-93dd2e4e6b.js:2552:14) at Object.initialize (http://kobold.club/fight/js/app-93dd2e4e6b.js:2537:4) at serviceInitialization (http://kobold.club/fight/js/app-93dd2e4e6b.js:28:13) at Object.invoke (http://kobold.club/fight/thirdparty/angular/angular.js:4762:19) at http://kobold.club/fight/thirdparty/angular/angular.js:4569:62 at forEach (http://kobold.club/fight/thirdparty/angular/angular.js:325:20) at createInjector (http://kobold.club/fight/thirdparty/angular/angular.js:4569:3) at doBootstrap (http://kobold.club/fight/thirdparty/angular/angular.js:1803:20) at bootstrap (http://kobold.club/fight/thirdparty/angular/angular.js:1824:12) undefined jQuery.Deferred.exceptionHook @ jquery-3.1.1.js:3846 jquery-3.1.1.js:3855 Uncaught ReferenceError: is not defined at Object.hasKey (app-93dd2e4e6b.js:3307) at thaw (app-93dd2e4e6b.js:2552) at Object.initialize (app-93dd2e4e6b.js:2537) at serviceInitialization (app-93dd2e4e6b.js:28) at Object.invoke (angular.js:4762) at angular.js:4569 at forEach (angular.js:325) at createInjector (angular.js:4569) at doBootstrap (angular.js:1803) at bootstrap (angular.js:1824)

[blitzcrg]

Woops! Just solved this myself - disabled DNSSEC on my DNS resolver.

So this is potentially an issue, but it's upstream of your project I think.

[Asmor]

Yeah, that's being served by a CDN. If it becomes an issue I could always host it locally, but honestly there's nothing on my server (server- or client-side) that's remotely sensitive, so I don't really worry too much about security issues for this site.

Glad you were able to resolve it, and thanks for bringing it to my attention.