Im trying install TinyMCE in angular 6 (it needs to be this version) but I get error on implementing EditorModule in app.module
ERROR in node_modules/#tinymce/tinymce-angular/editor/editor.component.d.ts(8,9): error TS1086: An accessor cannot be declared in an ambient context.
The GitHub page for the TinyMCE Angular wrapper makes this statement:
Support
Version 4.0 is intended to support Angular 10. For Angular 8 and below we recommend using previous versions of the wrapper.
...so I would bet you are trying to use the most recent version of the wrapper with a version of Angular that it does not support?
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Currently i'm working on a project, and had to update NodeJs to 12.7.0 and to Angular 8. After these updates IntelliJ Idea detect HTML as Typescript, and i got a lot of warning because of missing HTML tags.
I got this error: ts2304: cannot find name 'div'
I've an ES6 project in WebStorm which obviously sometimes uses some built-in objects like Math or JSON.
Both HTML / ECMAScript 5 and ECMAScript 6 are enabled in "Settings/(...)/JavaScript/Libraries", yet WebStorm still suggests that Math and JSON are missing imports.
When I create an empty new project it works fine. I also noticed that when selecting JSON in such new project and pressing CTRL+B, WebStorm shows definitions from its internal library.
To the contrary in my main project it shows some TypeScript ones from completely unrelated part of the project. If I move the folder with typescript outside the project it seems to work.
Nota bene, the file I have errors in is not written in TypeScript, does not include anything TypeScript related and is not processed with TypeScript in any way. It is only processed with ES6 to ES5 transpiler.
This worked for me:
Navigate Settings -> Languages & Frameworks -> Node.js and NPM
Click Enable for Node.js Core library under Coding Assistance section
Click Apply
I restarted WebStorm and warnings went away.
Marking the directory with TypeScript based subproject as excluded (right click → “Mark Directory as” → “Excluded”) solves the problem without need to physically remove it from the project.
I had the same issue and I found the solution:
For me it was because I had a ECMA 5.1 project with a subfolder in ECMA 6.
Just invert it: Set all ECMA 5.1 files in ECMA 5.1 and set the main project version to ECMA 6.
I need your help in enabling the autocomplete and primefaces tag in Jdeveloper11g. I have added the primefaces library in the class. However, when I tried to add the jar to project properties->JSP Tag libraries, it give me this error
"A valid Tag Library Descriptor (*.tld) was not found."
So can you please help to solve the issue.
Which version of JSF is the prime faces component implementing? Dev 11g is still on JSF 1.2 - you can try JDev 12c which is JSF 2.
Beyond that have a look at the ADF Faces autosuggestBehavior tag as an alternative.
http://www.gebs.ro/blog/oracle/oracle-adf-form-autocomplete-using-autosuggest-behavior-search-view-add-edit/
I have created a windows phone Project that use HTML Agility Pack. I tried to reference to System.Xml.XPath.dll file but a error message say:
A reference to a higher version or incompatible assembly cannot be added to the project.
I'm using VS 2013 and Silverlight 5.
According to this, You need to use Silverlight v4 of the dll and not v5.
Here's are the errors:
VerifyError: Error #1053: Illegal override of allowInsecureDomain in _SwdModule_mx_core_FlexModuleFactory.
ReferenceError: Error #1065: Variable _SwdModule_mx_core_FlexModuleFactory is not defined.
SwdModule is a module used within the organization and there's an application that loads this (and various other modules) at run time.
I've read on other stack overflow and various web site that this error was caused because the modules and the main app. were compiled using different Flex SDKs. I verified and checked up on this, but all of my SWFs are compiling using 3.5.
Can anyone think of anything else why this error would be occuring?
Thanks.
If you have compiled on 3.5 then the problem is with a component SWC being moved to a different location from 3.2.
For instance: They moved the AdvancedDataGrid into the datavisualization.swc. If you are using this then you'll need to add that swc to your build path.
There may be some other components that were moved too.
Take a look at the 3.5 release notes to compare your component locations with the new version:
http://www.adobe.com/support/documentation/en/flex/3/releasenotes_flex3_sdk.html