Greetings -
Please tell me where I'm seeing something wrong. I'm happy to be corrected and set straight.
I have an APEX page where I am using the ojtimeline-toolkit.js file that comes with the APEX 23.1.2 installation. The page runs fine and works as expected when run in normal mode. When I turn on debugging, I immediately get a JS error that points to the debug version of the ojtimeline-toolkit.js file.
I have confirmed that when I run my APEX page in non-debug, normal mode, the ojtimeline-toolkit.js file that is referenced is the one in the “min” folder and when running the page in debug mode, the version of the file referenced is in the debug folder. This is something the APEX engine appears to be doing on its own. I am not providing any programming to do that.
Below is a screenshot of the JS error when running in debug mode as well as a screenshot of the Chrome Developer Toolbar telling me where the error is. Please advise if I am doing anything wrong. Also, if this is a bug, please advise if this is already corrected in a more recent release of APEX.
Shane.
