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John D Herzog
John D Herzog
Inspiring
October 14, 2022
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Function call from CEP panel stopped working today.

  • October 14, 2022
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I have been using this script for a while and today it stopped working. It is calling a function from a jsx that I had loaded earlier. csInterface is a new CSInterface created earlier as well. Does anybody know why this would happen? It just stopped working and nothing was done to the code.

csInterface.evalScript('CheckThis(' + yep + ');', function(res){
console.log(res);
});
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John D Herzog
John D Herzog작성자
Inspiring
October 17, 2022

The error message is this.

This is the full code.

The php pull is going through and I am getting a correct response from it. The evalScript is what is not working. The loadJSX() is from my main.js and it is just loading the file the function is from. This code had been working up until Friday. That being said I have a function call like this in another cep extension that does work. I also tried calling a function that was just an alert as a test in this cep extension and another one I have and they both failed. That is outside of an xmlhttp pull. Here is the loadJSX() code.

 

 

Loic.Aigon
Loic.Aigon
Legend
October 18, 2022

On top of Manan's suggestions, the error seems to indicate that the CheckThis function couldn't be found. So at this stage, I would inspect the evalFile call. Is the file simply loaded?

try 

csInterface.evalScript('$.evalFile…', function(result){
console.log(result);
});

 The idea is to double check that the evalFile script did work properly. If it did cease to work, then something has changed. Either a file has been corrupted, moved or whatever.

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    Manan JoshiCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    October 18, 2022

    Rightly said by @Loic.Aigon the key is that statement which loads the files. Having said that these issues are difficult buggers to solve, I have been in this situation myself as well and the only way I was able to get out of it was commenting out code portions and making the area to scan smaller and smaller untill the solution started staring you in the face 😛

    -Manan

    -Manan
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    Manan JoshiCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    October 16, 2022

    In addition to what @Charu Rajput mentioned, if there is no error message and it just does not work silently then we need to make sure that the call is reaching the jsx method. For that the easiest way would be to add in an alert in your called jsx function definition and then test. If you get the alert when the call is triggered via csinterface then it means that the call is made but something in the code of jsx is failing, try commenting out pieces of code to figure out the culprit. If the alert is not shown then it means that the call never ended up in jsx land and you have some issues on the js end

    P.S. :- Make sure you realunch Illustrator after making changes to jsx

    -Manan

    -Manan
    Charu Rajput
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    Charu RajputCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    October 14, 2022

    Hi @John D Herzog 

    Are you getting any error? If yes, could you please post your screenshot?

    Best regards
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