Calendar: Uncaught TypeError: $this._base_updateDatepicker is not a function
See original GitHub issueDescribe the bug
Within 2-jquery.ui.pfextensions.js
line 156 _base_updateDatepicker
gets invoked, but this function does not exist.
$this._base_updateDatepicker(inst);
Reproducer
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Expected behavior
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PrimeFaces edition
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PrimeFaces version
12.0.0-SNAPSHOT
Theme
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JSF implementation
Mojarra
JSF version
2.3.14.SP04
Java version
1.8.0_333
Browser(s)
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Issue Analytics
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- Created a year ago
- Comments:7 (4 by maintainers)
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nice… so I didn’t see ghosts after all 😃
OK, found the reason why I saw ghosts. If I run a local deploy via:
I get these funny JS errors. If I run a local deploy via:
everything is OK.
Hence you always need do run a
clean
build I guess…