I have an Ionic2 app, that has just stopped working (not sure why).
The following command:
ionic serve
Builds the app with no errors, but when http://localhost:8100/ is loaded into the browser, I get:
TypeError: b is undefined
In order to debug this I tried to put a console.log at the top of app.ts constructor, but this is not being printed.
Does anyone have any ideas what is wrong, or were I should look to try diagnose this?
Thanks
UPDATE
I have been doing some more debugging, and I have found that this is related to inheritance of a variable I think.
I have the following code:
search.ts
export class SearchPage extends SearchSubParentPage {
constructor(ref: ChangeDetectorRef, nav: NavController, private viewCtrl: ViewController, jobService: JobService, personService: PersonService, utilityService: UtilityService, navParams: NavParams, popoverController: PopoverController, events: Events, platform: Platform, alertCtrl: AlertController, loadingController: LoadingController) {
super(ref, nav, viewCtrl, jobService, personService, utilityService, navParams, popoverController, events, platform, alertCtrl, loadingController, false, 0);
}
searchSubParent.ts
export class SearchSubParentPage extends SearchParent {
private popoverController: PopoverController = null;
constructor(ref: ChangeDetectorRef, nav: NavController, viewCtrl: ViewController, jobService: JobService, personService: PersonService, utilityService: UtilityService, navParams: NavParams, popoverController: PopoverController, events: Events, platform: Platform, alertCtrl: AlertController, loadingController: LoadingController, favourite: boolean, jobType: number) {
this.popoverController = popoverController;
}
As you can see, the popoverController object is passed via the constructor to the parent SearchSubParentPage.
If I have the following line of code in SearchSubParentPage, I get the error:
this.popover = this.popoverController.create(SearchJobsPopOverPage, {...
If I comment it out, it works. So this suggests that there is something wrong with the way I pass popoverController to the parent (I have the same issue with the nav object too).
If I console.log either this.popoverController or this.nav, they appear to be fine (i.e. not undefined or null).