Closed luni-moon closed 3 years ago
@Lukas-Batema which version of flutter are you using?
@Lukas-Batema which version of flutter are you using?
I do not know, which probably means I am not using it :/
EDIT: I cannot download flutter since my school administration block Linux (Beta) on the Chromebooks. I will email the IT Department for permission to have it unblocked for programming purposes. I will let you know once I get a response and what it is.
Right. How did you run it in the browser without flutter?
Right. How did you run it in the browser without flutter?
I used an IDE with a web server, other than that, I am not really sure.
Oh. You're supposed to run it using flutter.
flutter run -d chrome
Can you close this then? Doesn't seem like a problem with the repo
Oh. You're supposed to run it using flutter.
flutter run -d chrome
Yeah, I realize that now. Sorry, my bad... Wait, what about the live site complaining about the missing file?
Wait, what about the live site complaining about the missing file?
It's generated by flutter when you run flutter run -d chrome
Wait, what about the live site complaining about the missing file?
It's generated by flutter when you run
flutter run -d chrome
Ah, okay. Understandable now.
When working on a remodel of the web version, I came across this error right away in the js console. I do not know if it causes this, but it shows a blank page instead of what shows on the live site. Here are a few screenshots for reference...
These first two show the js console logs for the live site, which they all generally complain about the main.dart.js file missing.
The next two above are the same error on the web server shown in two different forms... a notification and in the console.
The next one above shows the blank page which may be the outcome of the error.
This last one shows why the thesis from the previous image and caption is not logical, as it is working on the live site. I still do think it is the outcome though...
Anyways, thanks for taking the time to read this!