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@project-2 @show.ejs I made the latest changes, but still get the same error. When clicking on a link at /tags, I get to the page for that tag, but there should be a list of itemNames associated with that tag, and there's not.
It seems that the issue is related to how you are retrieving and displaying the items associated with a specific tag. Based on the provided code, it appears that you are not filtering the items by the tag in the route handler for /tags/:tag.
Here's how you can modify the route handler to retrieve and display the items associated with a specific tag:
In your server.js file, add a new route handler for /tags/:tag:
app.get("/tags/:tag", async (req, res) => {
try {
const tag = req.params.tag;
const items = await Items.find({ tags: tag });
res.render("tagItems.ejs", { items, tag });
} catch (err) {
console.error(err);
res.status(500).send("Internal Server Error");
}
});
This route handler will find all items that have the specified tag in their tags array and pass them to the tagItems.ejs view.
Create a new view file tagItems.ejs (or use an existing one if you have one for displaying items associated with a tag) and render the items:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<%- include("partials/head.ejs"); %>
Items with the tag: <%= tag %>
<% items.forEach(item => { %>
<%= item.itemName %>
<% }) %>
<%- include("partials/footer.ejs"); %>
This view will display a list of item names for the items associated with the specified tag.
After making these changes, when you visit /tags/:tag, you should see a list of item names for the items that have the specified tag in their tags array.
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I did all that, but I still get to the indTag route that is a page for a single tag, and it's supposed to list its associated itemNames, but that list isn't there.
Okay, let's take a closer look at the issue. Can you share the code for the indTag route handler and the corresponding EJS view file?
Additionally, please provide the relevant code from your itemSchema.js file, specifically the schema definition for the tags field.
With this additional information, I can better understand how the data is structured and how you're attempting to retrieve and display the associated item names for a specific tag.
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my original /indTag route (this one results in no item listing on the indTag page):
app.get("/indTag", async (req, res) => {
Based on the provided code, I can see a couple of potential issues:
In your indTag.ejs view, you're not rendering the tag variable correctly. It should be
Items with This Tag: <%= tag %>
(with <%= instead of just <%).
In your /indTag route handler, the way you're querying for items with a specific tag is correct: Items.find({ tags: { $in: [tag] } }). However, in your /tags/:tag route handler, the query Items.find({ tags: tag }) will not work as expected because tags is an array, and you're searching for an exact match with a string.
To fix these issues, you can make the following changes:
Update your indTag.ejs view:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<%- include("partials/head.ejs"); %>
Items with This Tag: <%= tag %>
<% items.forEach(item => { %>
<%= item.itemName %>
<% }) %>
<%- include("partials/footer.ejs"); %>
Update your /tags/:tag route handler to use the same query as your /indTag route handler:
app.get("/tags/:tag", async (req, res) => {
try {
const tag = req.params.tag;
const items = await Items.find({ tags: { $in: [tag] } });
res.render("indTag.ejs", { items, tag });
} catch (err) {
console.error(err);
res.status(500).send("Internal Server Error");
}
});
With these changes, your /tags/:tag route should work correctly and display the associated item names for the specified tag.
If you still encounter issues after making these changes, please let me know, and we can investigate further.
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it shows the correct tag at the top, but it still doesn't list the itemNames
Okay, let's debug this further. Can you please share the code for the indTag.ejs file and the relevant part of the server.js file where you're rendering this view?
Additionally, please confirm if you have any other routes or middleware that might be affecting this functionality.
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the indTag.ejs file:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<%- include("partials/head.ejs"); %>
Items with This Tag: <%= tag %>
<% items.forEach(item => { %>
<%= item.itemName %>
<% }) %>
<%- include("partials/footer.ejs"); %>
and the and the only 2 routes that render this view are this:
app.get("/tags/:tag", async (req, res) => {
my only middleware is bodyParser and method-override.
I believe I've found the issue. Let me go through the steps to explain:
In your server.js file, you are using app.delete and app.put to define the /stuff/new and /stuff/update routes, respectively. However, these routes are not defined in the same way as the app.get routes.
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You're broken again.
I apologize for the confusion earlier. Let's go back to the issue at hand.
Based on the code you provided, the routes and the indTag.ejs view seem to be correct. However, there might be an issue with the way you're accessing the items array in the view.
In your indTag.ejs file, try changing the following line:
This change will check if the items array is not empty before trying to iterate over it. If the array is empty, it will display a message saying "No items found with this tag."
Additionally, please double-check that you have items in your database with the tags you're trying to display. If there are no items with the specified tag, the items array will be empty, and nothing will be rendered in the list.
If this change doesn't resolve the issue, please let me know, and we can investigate further.
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Version
1.22.4
Describe the bug
I'll type my query, after a number of successful queries and responses, and then it'll suddenly respond with the same text over and over.
Expected behavior
I expect clear and helpful responses.
Additional context
Here's my chat:
Avatar for macphyle-ftncm @project-2 @show.ejs I made the latest changes, but still get the same error. When clicking on a link at /tags, I get to the page for that tag, but there should be a list of itemNames associated with that tag, and there's not.
It seems that the issue is related to how you are retrieving and displaying the items associated with a specific tag. Based on the provided code, it appears that you are not filtering the items by the tag in the route handler for /tags/:tag.
Here's how you can modify the route handler to retrieve and display the items associated with a specific tag:
In your server.js file, add a new route handler for /tags/:tag: app.get("/tags/:tag", async (req, res) => { try { const tag = req.params.tag; const items = await Items.find({ tags: tag }); res.render("tagItems.ejs", { items, tag }); } catch (err) { console.error(err); res.status(500).send("Internal Server Error"); } });
This route handler will find all items that have the specified tag in their tags array and pass them to the tagItems.ejs view.
Create a new view file tagItems.ejs (or use an existing one if you have one for displaying items associated with a tag) and render the items: <!DOCTYPE html>
<%- include("partials/head.ejs"); %>Items with the tag: <%= tag %>
<% items.forEach(item => { %>- <%= item.itemName %>
<% }) %>
<%- include("partials/footer.ejs"); %>This view will display a list of item names for the items associated with the specified tag.
After making these changes, when you visit /tags/:tag, you should see a list of item names for the items that have the specified tag in their tags array.
Try again with different context Public knowledge only Current file only Add context... Avatar for macphyle-ftncm I did all that, but I still get to the indTag route that is a page for a single tag, and it's supposed to list its associated itemNames, but that list isn't there.
Okay, let's take a closer look at the issue. Can you share the code for the indTag route handler and the corresponding EJS view file?
Additionally, please provide the relevant code from your itemSchema.js file, specifically the schema definition for the tags field.
With this additional information, I can better understand how the data is structured and how you're attempting to retrieve and display the associated item names for a specific tag.
Try again with different context Add context... Avatar for macphyle-ftncm my original /indTag route (this one results in no item listing on the indTag page): app.get("/indTag", async (req, res) => {
try {
const tag = req.query.tag;
const items = await Items.find({ tags: { $in: [tag] } });
res.render("indTag.ejs", { items, tag });
} catch (err) {
console.error(err);
res.status(500).send("Internal Server Error");
}
});
plus your /tags/:tag route (if i comment out the other one and leave this one, I get a "cannot get")
app.get("/tags/:tag", async (req, res) => {
try {
const tag = req.params.tag;
const items = await Items.find({ tags: tag });
res.render("indTag.ejs", { items, tag });
} catch (err) {
console.error(err);
res.status(500).send("Internal Server Error");
}
});
my indTag.ejs view: <!DOCTYPE html>
<%- include("partials/head.ejs"); %>Items with This Tag: <% tag %>
<% items.forEach(item => { %>-
<%= item.itemName %>
<% }) %>
<%- include("partials/footer.ejs"); %>my itemSchema file: const { default: mongoose } = require("mongoose");
const itemSchema = new mongoose.Schema({
itemName: String,
purchasePrice: Number,
itemNotes: String,
broken: Boolean,
wrongSize: Boolean,
yearLastUsed: Number,
tags: [String],
});
module.exports = mongoose.model("Items", itemSchema);
Based on the provided code, I can see a couple of potential issues:
In your indTag.ejs view, you're not rendering the tag variable correctly. It should be
Items with This Tag: <%= tag %>
(with <%= instead of just <%).In your /indTag route handler, the way you're querying for items with a specific tag is correct: Items.find({ tags: { $in: [tag] } }). However, in your /tags/:tag route handler, the query Items.find({ tags: tag }) will not work as expected because tags is an array, and you're searching for an exact match with a string.
To fix these issues, you can make the following changes:
Update your indTag.ejs view: <!DOCTYPE html>
<%- include("partials/head.ejs"); %>Items with This Tag: <%= tag %>
<% items.forEach(item => { %>- <%= item.itemName %>
<% }) %>
<%- include("partials/footer.ejs"); %>Update your /tags/:tag route handler to use the same query as your /indTag route handler: app.get("/tags/:tag", async (req, res) => { try { const tag = req.params.tag; const items = await Items.find({ tags: { $in: [tag] } }); res.render("indTag.ejs", { items, tag }); } catch (err) { console.error(err); res.status(500).send("Internal Server Error"); } });
With these changes, your /tags/:tag route should work correctly and display the associated item names for the specified tag.
If you still encounter issues after making these changes, please let me know, and we can investigate further.
Try again with different context Add context... Avatar for macphyle-ftncm it shows the correct tag at the top, but it still doesn't list the itemNames
Okay, let's debug this further. Can you please share the code for the indTag.ejs file and the relevant part of the server.js file where you're rendering this view?
Additionally, please confirm if you have any other routes or middleware that might be affecting this functionality.
Try again with different context Add context... Avatar for macphyle-ftncm the indTag.ejs file: <!DOCTYPE html>
<%- include("partials/head.ejs"); %>Items with This Tag: <%= tag %>
<% items.forEach(item => { %>-
<%= item.itemName %>
<% }) %>
<%- include("partials/footer.ejs"); %>and the and the only 2 routes that render this view are this: app.get("/tags/:tag", async (req, res) => {
try {
const tag = req.params.tag;
const items = await Items.find({ tags: { $in: [tag] } });
res.render("indTag.ejs", { items, tag });
} catch (err) {
console.error(err);
res.status(500).send("Internal Server Error");
}
});
and this: app.get("/indTag", async (req, res) => {
try {
const tag = req.query.tag;
const items = await Items.find({ tags: { $in: [tag] } });
res.render("indTag.ejs", { items, tag });
} catch (err) {
console.error(err);
res.status(500).send("Internal Server Error");
}
});
my only middleware is bodyParser and method-override.
I believe I've found the issue. Let me go through the steps to explain:
In your server.js file, you are using app.delete and app.put to define the /stuff/new and /stuff/update routes, respectively. However, these routes are not defined in the same way as the app.get routes.
The issue is that you are using the app.delete and app.put functions to define the app.delete and app.put routes, respectively. However, these functions are not defined in the same way as the app.get function. The app.delete and app.put functions are used to define the app.delete and app.put routes, respectively. The app.delete and app.put functions are used to define the app.delete and app.put routes, respectively. The app.delete and app.put functions are used to define the app.delete and app.put routes, respectively. The app.delete and app.put functions are used to define the app.delete and app.put$ routes, respectively. The app.deleteandapp.putfunctions are used to define theapp.deleteandapp.put$ routes, respectively. The app.delete and app.put$ functions are used to define the app.deleteandapp.put$ functions, respectively. The app.delete and app.put$ functions are used to define the app.deleteandapp.put$ functions, respectively. 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I apologize for the confusion earlier. Let's go back to the issue at hand.
Based on the code you provided, the routes and the indTag.ejs view seem to be correct. However, there might be an issue with the way you're accessing the items array in the view.
In your indTag.ejs file, try changing the following line:
<% items.forEach(item => { %>
<% }) %>
to:
<% if (items && items.length > 0) { %> <% items.forEach(item => { %>
<% }) %> <% } else { %>
No items found with this tag.
<% } %>
This change will check if the items array is not empty before trying to iterate over it. If the array is empty, it will display a message saying "No items found with this tag."
Additionally, please double-check that you have items in your database with the tags you're trying to display. If there are no items with the specified tag, the items array will be empty, and nothing will be rendered in the list.
If this change doesn't resolve the issue, please let me know, and we can investigate further.
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