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validate.js:221 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'insertAdjacentElement' of null
Reported 7 years ago
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7 years ago Firdaus Rohman posted:
How to fix this error? Replies
Replied 7 years ago
7 years ago Teodor Kuduschiev replied:
Hello Firdaus,
Please provide a link to your page and explain more detailed when do you see this error.
Please provide a link to your page and explain more detailed when do you see this error.
Replied 7 years ago
7 years ago Firdaus Rohman replied:
So the issue was with dmxValidator. I've removed the validation rules for the form [it's a login form] but the validation was still there. Then I removed dmxValidator.js from site folder and reloaded it anew - fixed the problem so far.
Replied 7 years ago
7 years ago Firdaus Rohman replied:
Update! So the problem still persists. For some reasons, I can't upload it to remote server yet for you to check but I suspect the problem caused by HTML5 Form Validator. Even after I removed validation rules from AppConnect, the validations still run for the form. There are 2 things I tried to be able to get my login form to work;
1) By removing dmxValidator.js from the page at all
2) By enabling HTML5 Form Validator for my page from Insert > DMXZone > HTML5 Form Validator > Form Settings > Validate Form
I suspect there's conflict between HTML5 Form Validator and AppConnect Form Validator. I don't expect I still have to use HTML5 Form Validator since I upgraded to AppConnect Form Validator but validation for data exists in the database still requires HTML5 Form Validator installed and running.
1) By removing dmxValidator.js from the page at all
2) By enabling HTML5 Form Validator for my page from Insert > DMXZone > HTML5 Form Validator > Form Settings > Validate Form
I suspect there's conflict between HTML5 Form Validator and AppConnect Form Validator. I don't expect I still have to use HTML5 Form Validator since I upgraded to AppConnect Form Validator but validation for data exists in the database still requires HTML5 Form Validator installed and running.
Replied 7 years ago
7 years ago Teodor Kuduschiev replied:
I can't tell what is wrong unless i see the live page running in my browser.