iamshaunjp/nextjs-masterclass

Lesson 32 : Unhandled Runtime Error ReferenceError: error is not defined

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Philippe35507 commented

Error when submitting the form in order to add the first ticket.

Unhandled Runtime Error
ReferenceError: error is not defined

Source
app(dashboard)\tickets\create\CreateForm.jsx (29:18) @ error

27 |
28 | if (json.error) {

29 | console.log(error.message)
| ^
30 | }
31 | if (json.data) {
32 | router.refresh()

peraknezevic commented

I get the same error. Even cloned the code from that lesson, same error.

KenjaminButton commented

Same error here as well.

devmoek commented

Same here guys

Karirant commented

I had the same problem. In the 'tickets/route.js' file, I modified the table name from 'tickets' to 'Tickets' . That solved it.

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devmoek commented

I had the same problem. In the 'tickets/route.js' file, I modified the table name from 'tickets' to 'Tickets' . That solved it.

Holy moly it helps. I just saw that Shaun has named a table "tickets" and I named it "Tickets". That's so stupid. Thank you for your message. You nailed it!

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Philippe35507 commented

I had the same problem. In the 'tickets/route.js' file, I modified the table name from 'tickets' to 'Tickets' . That solved it.

Thank you very much !

buntaga commented

I had the same problem. In the 'tickets/route.js' file, I modified the table name from 'tickets' to 'Tickets' . That solved it.

This helped me as well, thanks!

idr4n commented

Yes, renaming the supabase table to tickets or using Tickets in the route.js file takes care of the error. However, if an error is encountered, like in this case, it is not handled properly. That is, error.message is not defined as error is not defined in the first place in the file. Therefore, this piece of code should be fixed:

if (json.error) {
    console.log(error.message)
}

I also tried using json.error.message instead but it prints undifined in the console. I wonder how to read the error message that comes from supabase then.