I am trying to develop an app with a modular approach using requirejs and include only as little jQuery code as possible as necessary. I have a basic SPA app o.html: app.js: main-built.js:483 Uncaught TypeError: Failed to set an indexed property on ‘Window’: Indexed property setter is not supported. Replacing code within console.log with $(‘body’) works, but $(this) or $(document)
Tag: requirejs
In JS can I require() only an export from a module?
In other words can I do this : with a require() statement ?? The above code needs to be in a small module I have to write so I cannot use import Answer
Backbone: Uncaught Type Error: .. is not a constructor
I am learning Backbone and JavaScript. I am stuck at one error and this error might be related to pure JavaScript and not Backbone. While going through tutorial of Backbone (does not uses requireJS), I found below line of code. We can clearly see that code returns this, and everything works fine. Now I am trying to do the same
Why doesn’t chrome.tabs.query() return the tab’s URL when called using RequireJS in a Chrome extension?
I have a simple Chrome extension that adds a browser action. When the extension’s popup is opened, it needs to access the current tab’s URL. Since it doesn’t need access to all the tabs, I just have the activeTab permission specified in the manifest: In theory, that should give the popup access to the active tab’s URL, but the URL