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On the initial load, the team page returns the following error (tested with Chrome and its default JS console).
GET https://liri.io/team/%7B%7B%20member.image%20%7D%7D 404 ()
%7B%7B%20member.image%20%7D%7D Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 ()
The error itself apparently relates to one deferred JS function in the generated HTML.
It doesn't break the site but it appears to slow it down ever so slightly.
PS: Any way to get the team page working in a development environment?
I'm still a Jekyll newbie and have yet to figure out what the "API" bit in team.js is referring to (and why there's a reference to port 8080 in there). However, it's the only page that doesn't appear to even load on localhost.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Since the web site is static (with all its advantages) we made the server-side bits with Go: https://github.com/lirios/
The website executable listen to port 8080
On the initial load, the team page returns the following error (tested with Chrome and its default JS console).
The error itself apparently relates to one deferred JS function in the generated HTML.
It doesn't break the site but it appears to slow it down ever so slightly.
PS: Any way to get the team page working in a development environment?
I'm still a Jekyll newbie and have yet to figure out what the "API" bit in team.js is referring to (and why there's a reference to port 8080 in there). However, it's the only page that doesn't appear to even load on localhost.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: