I've stumbled upon a vexing issue while setting up a configuration for a module in JavaScript and I'm hoping to get some insights from the community.
I'm trying to configure my module with the simple following settings:
javascript
_c.config = {
root: './xxxxx',
cache_key: '1',
file_management: {
allow_upload: true,
allow_delete: true,
allow_new_folder: true,
allow_new_file: true,
allow_duplicate: true,
allow_text_edit: true,
},
// Additional configuration options might be added here if necessary.
};
However, when I attempt to run this code, I receive the following error:
Uncaught ReferenceError: _c is not defined
This error suggests that the variable _c is not recognized within the scope of where I am trying to assign the configuration, despite my expectation that it should have been defined by the library or framework I am using.
Here's what I've ensured so far:
The variable _c is meant to be a global object provided by the Files.gallery module I am configuring.
There are no typographical errors in the variable name.
The script where _c is supposedly initialized should be loaded prior to this configuration code.
If anyone has encountered a similar issue or has any suggestions on what else I should check or try, I would greatly appreciate your advice. Could this be an issue with the loading order of scripts, or is there something else at play?
Thank you in advance for any assistance you can provide!