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Version 1.56.20 Chromium: 115.0.5790.171 (Offizieller Build) (arm64)
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I have a component type with a script
Editor.DomComponents.addType('HTMLView',{ model: { defaults: { script () { console.log('Hi!'); runScript.call(this) }, ...
When previewing a project using a component of this type, GrapesJS creates the following HTML
<div class="gjs-js-cont"><div data-id="ij6k"><script> setTimeout(function() { var item = document.getElementById('ij6k'); if (!item) return; (function(){ script () { console.log('Hi!'); runScript.call(this) ;}.bind(item))({}) }, 1);</script></div></div>
If you inspect this output carefully, you will see that the inner script () { is not properly closed.
script () {
I've already tried to find some workarounds but did not succeed yet. But I will try further as this problem turns out to be a blocker...
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that's interesting: defining a separate function
function script () { console.log('Hi!'); runScript.call(this) }
and defining the component type as described in the docs
Editor.DomComponents.addType('HTMLView',{ model: { defaults: { script, ...
works as designed.
But it still sounds strange, that an inline function produces a syntax error in the exported HTML...
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@rozek good catch, will fix for the next release
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Version 1.56.20 Chromium: 115.0.5790.171 (Offizieller Build) (arm64)
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Describe the bug
I have a component type with a script
When previewing a project using a component of this type, GrapesJS creates the following HTML
If you inspect this output carefully, you will see that the inner
script () {
is not properly closed.I've already tried to find some workarounds but did not succeed yet. But I will try further as this problem turns out to be a blocker...
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: