In my MVC5 web application I use two bundles for a page, one contains the common JavaScript files for all the pages and the other bundle is specific for the page. This works fine in development environment but the page specific bundle does not load in the staging. The Rendered script tags are as below.
<script src="/bundles/jsAll?v=72eJMPeVrT1mvbZw1VAU7y6r7vodOImt5NOMq4Gcp581"></script>
<script src="/bundles/my-page?v="></script>
Could not figure out why this happens...
The problem was locally this works because all the files are available, but did not work after deployment because the script file was not included to the project, hence the file does not get deployed to the destination. Since the file is missing the bundle has nothing to serve, so there won't be a version nor content.
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Having some problems here with a web application that was checked into a code repository.
Basically, this application in particular will not display any images, .js, or .css which are all located in the Content & Script folders. Only the raw HTML shows while running. This occurs specifically after doing a fresh pull from our code repository and running locally through Visual Studio. When you inspect the files in the console when its running, all the files are completely empty. The console is also giving a ERROR 500 error file not found (IIRC) The files are definitely in the project locally and they are showing in the Solution Explorer.
I am the only one who actively works on development for this application and I don't run into these problems with my machine. When you pull from the code repository on another computer, the problems start. However, no other applications with an extremely similar architecture have this problem after pulling fresh for the repository. I tried creating brand new web applications with exact same settings and files on the computers affected and they loaded perfectly.
The link to the file looks normal too, it matches with the production server which works.
The application is using bundles and most of the bundles look like this:
bundles.Add(new ScriptBundle("~/bundles/bootstrap").Include(
"~/Scripts/bootstrap.min.js",
"~/Scripts/bootstrap-datepicker.min.js",
"~/Scripts/bootstrap-timepicker.js",
"~/Scripts/bootstrap-confirmation.js",
"~/Scripts/respond.js",
"~/Scripts/bootstrap-select.min.js"));`
bundles.Add(new StyleBundle("~/Content/css").Include(
"~/Content/bootstrap.min.css",
"~/Content/bootstrap-datepicker.min.css",
"~/Content/bootstrap-timepicker.css",
"~/Content/bootstrap-sortable.css",
"~/Content/site.css",
"~/Content/bootstrap-select.min.css"));
Things I have tried:
Adding the .js and .css files in _Layout.cshtml page manually instead
of with bundle.
Replacing all the normal files with .min.js or .min.css and vice
versa
Changing authentication methods for access
Changing permissions on Content Folder
Recreating virtual directory
Using Visual Studio 2017 and 2019
I am stumped, anyone have any suggestions or recommendations? I can answer any questions that arise.
You'll need to commit/push .csproj file as well, this file has link to all your files in the project.
I have a bunch of Javascript files in a centralized project in my solution that I would like to share amongst other projects. However, when building and testing a project with such a linked file, it is 404 when I try to access it in testing my solution.
The script is linked to from the standard Scripts directory in my project - nothing unusual in it's placement. It doesn't get loaded in my view (#Scripts.Render("~/Scripts/Models/InteractionDetails.js")), though the script tag for it does appear in the source and all the other JS files get loaded including a test non-linked js file in the same subdirectory.
How might I get the dratted thing to be properly deployed to the server on build?
This is not a duplicate, as I am using the method outlined to include the files in my project from another project. The issue is that they are not being used when I build the project (eg, I cannot path to the JS files directly on the server, and they are not included in pages referencing them).
I am going to be working on an angular project without internet access, so my links to the cdn will not function. I would like to save the angularjs library to a folder inside of my project. Here is what I have tried:
I went to the cdn link, copied all of the text, pasted it into a file, and saved that file as angular.min.js . I then commented out the script tag for the cdn in my index.html file, and put in a new script tag specifying the path to the new saved file. When I open my project, I get the error "Uncaught ReferenceError: angular is not defined."
Here are the relevant pieces of my project's file/folder structure:
project
|_core
| |_public
| |_app
| |_index.html
|_libraries
|_angular.min.js
And here is my script tag:
<script src="./../../../libraries/angular.min.js"></script>
And here is the link to the cdn from which I copied the text:
https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.4.9/angular.min.js
Are you using a local webserver of any kind? Angular and many scripts need to be loaded from http and not file://. For this, you could use python's SimpleHTTPServer: python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8080 -- will open an http server on http://localhost:8080, open the url in your browser and you should be good to go. Also note that the order in which you load the scripts in your HTML is important, and Angular needs to be loaded before all modules of code that use it.
<script src="../../../libraries/angular.min.js"></script>
How about this ?
Have you just tried this?
<script src="/libraries/angular.min.js"></script>
Maybe your server start website (localhost:80) from the root of your project
You can use Grunt task to minify and concatenate all files. You can read the docs of GruntJS. Very useful.
http://gruntjs.com/sample-gruntfile
see the concatenate section.
if you do that manually you have check the sequence of lib files. Angularjs lib need to be on top.
There are chances of errors.
yes just to include a file you don't need Grunt
check in chrome inspect developer tool in network tab if your file angular.min.js loaded properly. If not you can change the path and try but if it is loading and still you are getting same error so please create jsfiddle or plunker of your file so that we can look it in detail.
When I left click and select view page source on my webpage it shows many many scripts included.
Is there any way where you can minify all those scripts so that all the files won't be shown seperately.
Is there any meteor command which does so?
If you have deployed manually using build and have this issue try using --production flag when building your app
I am trying to use the bundles feature in ASP.NET MVC in my project, everything works great in my local, if I switch the compilation debug property to false I can see that the bundle is being generating with a version (v=XXXXXXX) and my application keeps working.
When I deploy the application to a server and request the page, the bundle is there but the v= value is empty. Is there anything I am missing?
<script src="/bundles/bundlename?v="></script>
One of the possible cases you have is with optimization side of bundles. I had the same issue with my scripts and styles when I started to use minified versions. For example, if I specified in bundle configuration with .min.js file then you can fall into problem when optimization framework minifies already minified script(s). And it also occurs only in release mode. I solved it with BundleTable.EnableOptimizations = false; in BundleConfig.cs file after all bundles' configs
I think you miss specific root path since locally its not the same vs server side.
Why don't you use the script helper from the framework:
#Scripts.Render("~/bundles/bundlename")
I found the issue, after trying everything I went back an check the build scripts on the TFS server, we have continuous integration configured, turns out the build server was removing the .js and only letting the .min.js files on the final build. I removed that instruction and it started working.
Basically the .js did not exist on the server so there was nothing to bundle.
Thank you guys for your help!