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Problem with MD on MAC OS X El Capitan #126

Open HeyItsAnTs opened 7 years ago

HeyItsAnTs commented 7 years ago

Hey, I have been getting this annoying blank whenever I open the muledump.html file. I am sure I entered the correct login details. I've tried all browsers as well. I also tried opening the accounts javascript file with the browser to provide more information. Please help! Thanks!

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Nightfirecat commented 7 years ago

Can you please open the browser console (search for the shortcut to open it if you don't know how to access it), reload the page, then post what the error message there says?

HeyItsAnTs commented 7 years ago

Hey are you talking about this?

<!DOCTYPE html>

Muledump
options
reload all
export
update
home
Nightfirecat commented 7 years ago

No, that is the page's HTML source. Please follow this answer for opening the developer console, then open the "Error console". It should looks something like this:

Safari JavaScript error console

HeyItsAnTs commented 7 years ago

Alright here.

HeyItsAnTs commented 7 years ago

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HeyItsAnTs commented 7 years ago

Does this work?

Nightfirecat commented 7 years ago

Yes, that's excellent--the error line saying Uncaught SyntaxError means that you've put in some kind of invalid formatting in your accounts.js file.

Can you please replace your usernames/passwords in the file with dummy values, then copy+paste the contents of that file here? Alternately, just make sure that you're using regular single quotes ' or double quotes " instead of fancy single ‘’ and double “” quotes.

HeyItsAnTs commented 7 years ago

I'm not sure where you're getting at. I made sure I"m not using double quotes already -_-

Nightfirecat commented 7 years ago

Well, something else about the formatting of the file is incorrect; I can't tell you what just from the error message. (Javascript's parsing error is always very generic)