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Cannot read property 'error' of null

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Hii there,

I’m trying to setup Dynmap with an external web server. However, all I get when doing the stuff below is a black screen with an error in the Javascript Console. the error is:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'error' of null
    at map.js?_=2.3-2074:29
    at success (jquery.json.js?_=2.3-2074:82)
    at Object.obj.success (jquery.json.js?_=2.3-2074:19)
    at fire (jquery-1.11.0.js?_=2.3-2074:3099)
    at Object.fireWith [as resolveWith] (jquery-1.11.0.js?_=2.3-2074:3211)
    at done (jquery-1.11.0.js?_=2.3-2074:9310)
    at XMLHttpRequest.callback (jquery-1.11.0.js?_=2.3-2074:9720)
    (anonymous) @ map.js?_=2.3-2074:29
    success @ jquery.json.js?_=2.3-2074:82
    obj.success @ jquery.json.js?_=2.3-2074:19
    fire @ jquery-1.11.0.js?_=2.3-2074:3099
    fireWith @ jquery-1.11.0.js?_=2.3-2074:3211
    done @ jquery-1.11.0.js?_=2.3-2074:9310
    callback @ jquery-1.11.0.js?_=2.3-2074:9720

This is what I’ve done:

Create config.js on the Bukkit server in ~/server/plugins/dynmap/web/standalone
Restart the server (not reloading as said in #1816)
copy the web directory over to the webserver
Profit??

However, this didn’t work as I get an error thrown at my face. This is my config.js:

var config = {
 url : {
  configuration: 'standalone/MySQL_configuration.php',
  update: 'standalone/MySQL_update.php?world={world}&ts={timestamp}',
  sendmessage: 'standalone/MySQL_sendmessage.php',
  login: 'standalone/MySQL_login.php',
  register: 'standalone/MySQL_register.php',
  tiles: 'standalone/MySQL_tiles.php?tile=',
  markers: 'standalone/MySQL_markers.php?marker='
 }
};

I hope somebody can help me 😃

Cheers

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Created 7 years ago
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samuelbertrandcommented, Feb 24, 2017

Had the same issue. You need to enable PHP on your website to be able to use MySQL.

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FinlayDaG33kcommented, Jan 21, 2017

No? the webserver and the VPS can see each other. But the webserver can NOT access the files on the VPS. But, the webserver CAN access a MySQL database that is hosted on my VPS. Which is why I use MySQL for the communication. It’s not WAN, just LAN.