Closed matteo-savino closed 4 years ago
Hi @matteo-savino, in the screenshot I see a couple of exceptions happening before the the 404 you are highlighting, and at top the CORB message which refers to the tf-1-aa77ded8a1c16cdd0238.js
file in question. For the record, the tf file gets lazily loaded by tablefilter.js
.
Is this happening in other browsers?
Have you tried to import https://unpkg.com/tablefilter@latest/dist/tablefilter/tablefilter.js
instead?
Thank you for your answer, I imported the tables through a link with a static version. Using the link you sent me, it started working without problem again.
Thanks so much!
When my page loads, the file "tf-1-aa77ded8a1c16cdd0238.js" is not found.
Reproduction steps:
Expected behavior:
View my data in the tables without errors in the console
Observed behavior:
The data is displayed in the tables, but the console is filled with errors, all a consequence of this: "tablefilter.js:1 GET https://unpkg.com/tablefilter@0.7.0/dist/tablefilter/tf-1-aa77ded8a1c16cdd0238.js net::ERR_ABORTED 404"
Screenshots and GIFs
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1BxeXRnTfqIWSuTZqv19Ws9-B1_PEwXtv
or
TableFilter version: 0.6.105 Browser and version: Google Chrome 81.0.4044.122 (Official build) (64-bit) OS and version: Windows 10 Pro
Additional information: I tried to analyze the problem and I realized that the path where "tablefilter.js" goes to look for the file "tf-1-aa77ded8a1c16cdd0238.js" is wrong. The path through which I reach the file from my browser is the following: "https://unpkg.com/browse/tablefilter@0.6.105/dist/tablefilter/tf-1-aa77ded8a1c16cdd0238.js"