Uncaught ReferenceError: myappname is not defined at :1:1
I've gotten a curious user bug repport for my React app. It only seems to happen for this specific user using this specific computer.
When a user goes to my website myappname.com they are greeted with my custom error dialog. When looking in the Chrome console it says
Uncaught ReferenceError: myappname is not defined
at <anonymous>:1:1
It's very hard to troubleshoot this since I am unable to reproduce this myself.
What I know:
- The error dialog is triggered by React code, meaning the React app is able load but then fails somewhere.
- The error dialog is usually set to trigger if some data fetching fails and not handled correctly, and the fetch is rejected.
- The app is compiled using Webpack 4. There are no variables named
myappnamein the compiled bundle.
myappnameis also the name of the domain the app is hosted on.- The error dialog is also displayed in Internet Explorer (however I don't know what the console says here).
- I use a JWT stored in localstorage for authentication during API requests. When a 401 is returned the JWT should be cleared from localstorage and the user directed to the home page.
What's going on here? I have no idea where the code fails, why it does so or where the reference to myappname comes from.
I'll be happy to provide more info if needed, I just don't know what to provide at this moment.
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asked Nov 14 '18 at 13:21
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I've gotten a curious user bug repport for my React app. It only seems to happen for this specific user using this specific computer.
When a user goes to my website myappname.com they are greeted with my custom error dialog. When looking in the Chrome console it says
Uncaught ReferenceError: myappname is not defined
at <anonymous>:1:1
It's very hard to troubleshoot this since I am unable to reproduce this myself.
What I know:
- The error dialog is triggered by React code, meaning the React app is able load but then fails somewhere.
- The error dialog is usually set to trigger if some data fetching fails and not handled correctly, and the fetch is rejected.
- The app is compiled using Webpack 4. There are no variables named
myappnamein the compiled bundle.
myappnameis also the name of the domain the app is hosted on.- The error dialog is also displayed in Internet Explorer (however I don't know what the console says here).
- I use a JWT stored in localstorage for authentication during API requests. When a 401 is returned the JWT should be cleared from localstorage and the user directed to the home page.
What's going on here? I have no idea where the code fails, why it does so or where the reference to myappname comes from.
I'll be happy to provide more info if needed, I just don't know what to provide at this moment.
javascript reactjs
asked Nov 14 '18 at 13:21
darksmurfdarksmurf
88111118
add a comment |
I've gotten a curious user bug repport for my React app. It only seems to happen for this specific user using this specific computer.
When a user goes to my website myappname.com they are greeted with my custom error dialog. When looking in the Chrome console it says
Uncaught ReferenceError: myappname is not defined
at <anonymous>:1:1
It's very hard to troubleshoot this since I am unable to reproduce this myself.
What I know:
- The error dialog is triggered by React code, meaning the React app is able load but then fails somewhere.
- The error dialog is usually set to trigger if some data fetching fails and not handled correctly, and the fetch is rejected.
- The app is compiled using Webpack 4. There are no variables named
myappnamein the compiled bundle.
myappnameis also the name of the domain the app is hosted on.- The error dialog is also displayed in Internet Explorer (however I don't know what the console says here).
- I use a JWT stored in localstorage for authentication during API requests. When a 401 is returned the JWT should be cleared from localstorage and the user directed to the home page.
What's going on here? I have no idea where the code fails, why it does so or where the reference to myappname comes from.
I'll be happy to provide more info if needed, I just don't know what to provide at this moment.
javascript reactjs
asked Nov 14 '18 at 13:21
darksmurfdarksmurf
88111118
I've gotten a curious user bug repport for my React app. It only seems to happen for this specific user using this specific computer.
When a user goes to my website myappname.com they are greeted with my custom error dialog. When looking in the Chrome console it says
Uncaught ReferenceError: myappname is not defined
at <anonymous>:1:1
It's very hard to troubleshoot this since I am unable to reproduce this myself.
What I know:
- The error dialog is triggered by React code, meaning the React app is able load but then fails somewhere.
- The error dialog is usually set to trigger if some data fetching fails and not handled correctly, and the fetch is rejected.
- The app is compiled using Webpack 4. There are no variables named
myappnamein the compiled bundle.
myappnameis also the name of the domain the app is hosted on.- The error dialog is also displayed in Internet Explorer (however I don't know what the console says here).
- I use a JWT stored in localstorage for authentication during API requests. When a 401 is returned the JWT should be cleared from localstorage and the user directed to the home page.
What's going on here? I have no idea where the code fails, why it does so or where the reference to myappname comes from.
I'll be happy to provide more info if needed, I just don't know what to provide at this moment.
javascript reactjs
javascript reactjs
asked Nov 14 '18 at 13:21
darksmurfdarksmurf
88111118
asked Nov 14 '18 at 13:21
darksmurfdarksmurf
88111118
asked Nov 14 '18 at 13:21
darksmurfdarksmurf
88111118
asked Nov 14 '18 at 13:21
darksmurfdarksmurf
88111118
asked Nov 14 '18 at 13:21
darksmurfdarksmurf
88111118
88111118
add a comment |
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