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Trying to use the listview widget standalone, I'm getting an exception in the _createSubPages method, where it looks for parentList.closest( ".ui-page" ), then access the first item of that without ever checking if it actually found anything. Since in my case there is no parent page, it throws a something-something is undefined exception.
If someone tells me how to put together a jsfiddle/jsbin with a custom build, I'd do that. But it should be really easy to reproduce anyway. Just load listview and its dependencies on a page, add a <ul> and call .listview() on that.
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Good, that's something. Is there a feature ticket or something that could replace this?
Either way, I managed to get the listview initialized by adding a <div class="ui-page"> as a parent element. Removing that class after initializing the listview even makes the listview visible.
Trying to use the listview widget standalone, I'm getting an exception in the
_createSubPages
method, where it looks forparentList.closest( ".ui-page" )
, then access the first item of that without ever checking if it actually found anything. Since in my case there is no parent page, it throws asomething-something is undefined
exception.If someone tells me how to put together a jsfiddle/jsbin with a custom build, I'd do that. But it should be really easy to reproduce anyway. Just load listview and its dependencies on a page, add a
<ul>
and call.listview()
on that.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: