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ChatGPT help fix my wxgraphs.php

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uncle_bob
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ChatGPT help fix my wxgraphs.php

Post by uncle_bob »

So I copied the debug error from the Firefox as below, and nothing else into ChatGPT:
This page is in Almost Standards Mode. Page layout may be impacted. For Standards Mode use “<!DOCTYPE html>”.
wxgraphs.php
Loading failed for the <script> with source “http://localhost/cumx/jquery/jquery-latest.min.js”. wxgraphs.php:397:1
Uncaught TypeError: a is undefined
<anonymous> grid.src.js:50
b grid.src.js:26
<anonymous> grid.src.js:38
<anonymous> grid.src.js:19
<anonymous> grid.src.js:21
grid.src.js:50:25
Loading failed for the <script> with source “http://localhost/cumx/cumulusmxcharts.js”. wxgraphs.php:400:1
Uncaught ReferenceError: changeGraph is not defined
onclick http://localhost/wxgraphs.php:1
And ChatGPT replied with this:
The message you're seeing suggests that there are some errors on the page that might be affecting its layout and functionality.

The first message is a warning that the page is in "Almost Standards Mode," which means that the page might not be rendering as intended. To fix this, you can add the HTML5 doctype declaration at the beginning of the HTML file like this: <!DOCTYPE html>.

The second message is indicating that the browser was not able to load a script file called "jquery-latest.min.js" from the specified location (http://localhost/cumx/jquery/jquery-latest.min.js). This could be due to a few reasons, such as the file not being present in that location, the server not being accessible, or the file being blocked by the browser's security settings.

The third message is a JavaScript error that is occurring because of a problem with a function called "changeGraph." The error message suggests that this function is not defined, which could mean that the script file "cumulusmxcharts.js" was not loaded correctly. You might want to check that the file is present in the correct location and that it is being loaded correctly.
So as suggested I added the two mention files and bingo, it was fixed. Incredible!
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Re: ChatGPT help fix my wxgraphs.php

Post by HansR »

The question always is: would you have been able to deduce the correct answers yourself and how much time would that have cost you?
Did it save access to the forum (apart from writing this post)?

But agreed, it is a nice answer. Missing HAL's voice though ;)
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Re: ChatGPT help fix my wxgraphs.php

Post by SamiS »

HansR wrote: Sat 25 Feb 2023 1:28 pm The question always is: would you have been able to deduce the correct answers yourself and how much time would that have cost you?
Human mind is a strange thing. When you sort of have ”unconsciously decided that you are dealing with something you don’t understand”, you often lose the ability to see what the error message actually quite clearly states in plain english. The first one about doctype is not the most obvious, but if you would look inside any other cmx html file, you should see where to put it. The second and third errors are more obvious, or at least I presume that if a file fails to load, almost everyone might want to check if it is there or not. But since the logical thinking is affected by the false ”I don’t understand” assumption, you need someone to point it out.
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