Encontrando más información sobre la depreciación de component-template-resolving

[DonH]

Any tips on identifying the affected component when there is no accompanying message holding the name of a component? That is, I’m getting the admin notice but the only thing I’m seeing in the dev console is the out-link to this thread. There is no DEPRECATION message.

[david (David Taylor)]

Can you share a screenshot of the message in the console? It should say “tried to lookup …”, where … is the name of the component.

I did add some more useful information to the message last week, which displays a more complete path. But even with the older version of the message, it should be possible to identify the culprit

[DonH]

[david (David Taylor)]

If you go to the console tab at the top of the dev tools, you should see a yellow message with more info.

[DonH]

Thanks!

“ Discourse v3.6.0.beta1-dev — https://github.com/discourse/discourse/commits/7c34595144 — Ember v6.6.0 app.js:271:11

DiscPage Error - Invalid Discourse setting “navigation menu”: this must be set to “Header Dropdown”“

[david (David Taylor)]

There should be a yellow message with information about the component-template-resolving issue. Here’s an example:

@david

To find more information about the issue, open up the browser developer console (F12), and look for a message including [deprecation id: component-template-resolving]

[DonH]

[david (David Taylor)]

All those messages point to disc-page, which will need to be updated by its owner. The best thing is to post in the topic for that plugin:

DiscPage: a plugin to create static pages and insert discussion balloons in the text

With DiscPage, you create static pages by adding the “Page” category to any topic. You can then insert balloon icons, to allow users to discuss subsections of the page. [image] See the old demo the new demo and the repo.

[DonH]

@DiscPage: a plugin to create static pages and insert discussion balloons in the text

you create static pages by adding the “Page” category to any topic. You can then insert balloon icons, to allow users to discuss subsections of the page. [image] See the old demo the new demo and the repo.

Thanks for your help patient help David, I’ll post to that discussion.