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Iron router showing "Organize your meteor application" after bundling #976
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This works in development but not after build time? That's very strange. Can you post a reproduction repo that someone can clone and take a look? |
@cmather The issue was because a server variable was undefined.. |
I have the same issue and I cannot find a way to fix it. Is there a way to avoid this splash screen or have more informations for debugging what's disturbing iron router ? |
Same issue, but i use angular-meteor. |
I have this issue - everything is fine locally, but once I deploy to meteor.com, then all I get is the iron:router splash and nothing else. I assume it's a server side variable problem, but not sure... |
Same issue and it just started happening today. Anyone figured it out? |
I think you have some issues in production mode (check your Le Mer 11 févr 2015, à 17:33, Marine Boudeau a écrit :
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You're right. Thank you! |
Same issue and nothing's special appear on the console |
@cmather @jamesfebin . |
@quickj I assume some of your apis of iron router are old. Do one thing comment all your routes and just use the / route . Refer iron router documentation. Let me know if it works out |
@jamesfebin I have commented as you said.But get the same issue "Organize your Meteor application".
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@quickj You get this error when you are trying to do the follow Collection.remove({name:someValue}) //will cause [403] erro
//correct way
Collection.remove({_id:this._id})
Check this SO related |
@Ethaan It works fine on my local,but get these two error on production mod. So we must add the "_id" field on the "Collection.remove()" function? |
@Ethaan i dont think these two errors caused the "Organize your Meteor application" issue. I try it on my local and also find these two error but works fine. |
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happy to accept a pull request to take this out On Sun, Jun 28, 2015 at 1:47 PM, Satya van Heummen <[email protected]
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Make sure to check your console output for e.g.
(In this case caused by javascript referring to a delete template) Errors like this will still let your app work in development but may cause the above screen when your javascript has been concatenated. |
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I use iron-router for server side otherwise I use angular-meteor. |
After I updated to Meteor 1.3 I have the same error. Please help. |
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Here is a workaround has no solution is provided $(function() {
setTimeout(function(){
$( "body div" ).last().remove();
}, 10);
}); |
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You have an error in your code. Check the browser console. |
same here, no error shown in console. Is there a solution yet? |
+1 Seems silly that there is no configuration option to stop this welcome message from showing. Am using the solution @ThomsCass provided in Urigo/angular-meteor#1314 while shouting into a pillow |
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@paolo-g @tae-jun @ThomsCass added in 1.1.0 |
Thanks @chrisbutler ! |
Cheers! |
I recently upgraded to 1.0 .
Everything works fine while in the development stage
But after i build the package using meteor build and run it
I am taken to a custom iron router page which has the following message
Router code
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