Hello, we are currently developing a project that we need to present soon. The problem is that we can no longer run our code since the tutorial: Getting Started · Solid that we used to develop our project has become outdated recently. Do you know how we can run our code? What installations do we need to do? Here is a link to our GitLab repository all the file are in dev branch : Files · dev · AlyssaShep / TER - Espace personnel de données · GitLab
And the error message means that document.querySelector("#btnCreate") returned null, thus for you no button with id “btnCreate” exists. Did you remove <button name="btnCreate" id="btnCreate">Create</button>? (note that I didn’t try this out, but from quickly looking through the source code it seems like it should exist if you just copied the files from the git repository).
You likely exceeded the total storage space (which is around 24MB per user on solidcommunity.net). You could try to remove some other files and then try it again.
Also a debugging tip: If you get such an error, often the error text is also useful. You can see it in the network tab of your browser developer tools. In this case it was likely “User has exceeded their storage quota” which is pretty self-explanatory
And i have another question, i am now trying to create a container on my pod. I’m logged but i still have the issue :
`Error creating container: Error: Creating the empty Container at [https://***************.solidcommunity.net/public/] failed: [401] [Unauthenticated] Not Authenticated.
If the user is logged in but still receives this error, you might not have passed the session’s fetch() function as an option to the function sending the request.
I see a call to createContainerAt that’s passing in fetchFunc, which appears to be some other function than session.fetch. I’m not sure what it’s supposed to do, but I imagine it’s not the fetch function that is linked to the user’s authenticated session?
i’ve already tried to do a session.fetch but the issue is still the same so i’ve tried different thing to solve the problem but even with the session.fetch it still doesn’t work.
I’ve looked in my pod and the authorization are all checked so the issue don’t come from there.
i’ve tried to pass { fetch: session.fetch } and {fetch : fetch}
And the user is signed in, and other calls using session.fetch do work? Can you create the Container using https://penny.vincenttunru.com if you connect to your Pod, just to rule out any permission issues?
Well, in the code that I can currently see, I’m fairly sure that fetchFunc is the problem. If you can change it to session.fetch and then share the code that still isn’t working, that might help someone debug.
It could also be helpful if you could clean up the code, to remove things you tried but did not work. For example, besides fetchFunc, there is a bunch of commented-out code, and an unused getSession function. All those make it harder to find where the issue might be - both for us, and for yourself.
