Open rbaugh opened 3 years ago
I ended up adding this just inside the for loop to check if the field was an object and contained the config property. Assume you could use the hasOwnProperty instead of the in check for the second conditional.
if ( !(typeof form.config.fields[field_id] === "object" ) || !( 'config' in form.config.fields[field_id] ) ) break;
Describe the bug Getting a JS error when trying to create a connected forms form. Seems this plugin is causing an issue when trying to execute some JS.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior I expected to be able to submit the form, but the JS error is blocking this
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context It seems the admin.js file is trying to access a fields property of the form config json, but when using the connected forms, this fields property is not a list of form fields since this is connecting forms. You can see the json of the form config attached. I assume this is likely from the CiviCRM tab to do the price sets, so not sure if there should be some check to see if the form is a connected form and if so, don't inject the admin.js file or maybe add additional checks to make sure we don't attempt to use the fields[field_id].config if there isn't a config property. https://github.com/mecachisenros/cf-civicrm/blob/master/assets/js/admin.js#L117
empty_form_config.txt