Chrome is ok, I don't know about safari for now... There is an opened thread on the vue.js forum.
Your remote url loads perfectly, that's not fair ! :)
This is very weird :D
The same code is deployed in github pages.
Was just reading what is put in the forum.
Try adding this in vue.config.js ( you can delete the content in existing vue.config.js)
module.exports = { transpileDependencies: ['ansi-regex'] }
Not sure if this will work but worth a try :)
Solved but not working without the existing vue.config.js content. So, the following is working :
module.exports = { baseUrl: process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production' ? '/vuejs-blog-demo-part1/' : '/', transpileDependencies: ['ansi-regex'] }
`
Awesome :D
Thanks for taking the time to try the code out :)
New feature :)
If you npm run serve the vue project with the terminal, it is opened and works both under IE11 and Chrome... But !
npm run serve
By using Vue UI serve task, the localhost returns a blanck page for both IE11 and Chrome, see the chrome terminal message bellow :
At the same, time the SCRIPT1002 message in IE is back :)
Conclusion :
Trust your terminal first !
Interesting. I never tried serve option from the UI. Directly used the command line. So never came across this issue :)
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Chrome is ok, I don't know about safari for now... There is an opened thread on the vue.js forum.
Your remote url loads perfectly, that's not fair ! :)
This is very weird :D
The same code is deployed in github pages.
Was just reading what is put in the forum.
Try adding this in vue.config.js ( you can delete the content in existing vue.config.js)
Not sure if this will work but worth a try :)
Solved but not working without the existing vue.config.js content. So, the following is working :
`
Awesome :D
Thanks for taking the time to try the code out :)
New feature :)
If you
npm run servethe vue project with the terminal, it is opened and works both under IE11 and Chrome... But !By using Vue UI serve task, the localhost returns a blanck page for both IE11 and Chrome, see the chrome terminal message bellow :
At the same, time the SCRIPT1002 message in IE is back :)
Conclusion :
Trust your terminal first !
Interesting. I never tried serve option from the UI.
Directly used the command line. So never came across this issue :)