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When I run this, error from title is reported: Error: Missing required POST parameters: un key origin.
Although if I remove text: ..., it runs successfully.
I have checked the lengths and they match, all usernames are strings and there is also no falsy values.
Although if I change value mapped value to some fixed string, it runs. I'm unsure why it won't work for dynamic strings.
There are some special characters (emojis, etc.), could this be a problem, same as in #15?
Update 1: removing all non-ascii characters didn't help either. It repots a different error: Error: Hm... Plotly had some trouble decoding your 'args'. ...
Which is as unhelpful as the first one.
Update 2: using regex [^a-zA-Z] as .replace(/[^a-zA-Z]/g, "") on each name finally worked. This is very dirty hack and I'm disappointed on that I had to use it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is my setup for
trace
:(It's TypeScript - ES6 syntax)
The rest is just copied off the Colored and Styled Scatter Plot example.
When I run this, error from title is reported:
Error: Missing required POST parameters: un key origin
.Although if I remove
text: ...
, it runs successfully.I have checked the lengths and they match, all usernames are strings and there is also no falsy values.
Although if I change value mapped value to some fixed string, it runs. I'm unsure why it won't work for dynamic strings.
There are some special characters (emojis, etc.), could this be a problem, same as in #15?
Update 1: removing all non-ascii characters didn't help either. It repots a different error:
Error: Hm... Plotly had some trouble decoding your 'args'. ...
Which is as unhelpful as the first one.
Update 2: using regex
[^a-zA-Z]
as.replace(/[^a-zA-Z]/g, "")
on each name finally worked. This is very dirty hack and I'm disappointed on that I had to use it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: