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The problem is that the script tag is not able to locate the referenced script file.Do you want to request a feature or report a bug? For React, Angular, and Vue, you can use the npm packages and use these code samples from the FAQ: React - Stackblitz demo Angular - Stackblitz demo Vue - Stackblitz demo Next. In the second image, your map css looks correct (proper map container and control placement), but there seems to be no tiles, as shown by the fact that your map is just an empty div with the background color you specified. You can use a live server to publish the content of your html file. In the first image, your tiles seem to be fetching correctly, but the css was off. Unzip the downloaded file and open its contents using an IDE of your choice. Same here i couldnt make it work, weird situation It is rather troubling especially when I am brand new to react and I am told that the react docs are the best place to learn react and I have flunked on the very first item. I don't know enough js/react to know what the above 3 lines does not work but the 2 lines does. The LIKE button does not appear on the html page.īut if I use just the last two lines in the downloaded js file the LIKE button does appear:Ĭonst domContainer = document.querySelector('#like_button_container') ReactDOM.render(e(LikeButton), domContainer) If I use the three lines of code from this page:Ĭonst domContainer = document.querySelector('#like_button_container') const root = ReactDOM.createRoot(domContainer) root.render(e(LikeButton))
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