I am too tired for finding place for my post and I need to go to bed soon. But I just wanted to share that I installed beta version, connected it to my blog and built test menu. It took 22 mins for doing it the first time. I think that it is amazing. It took 1-3 days for setting up the same with Next.js at the first time.
Ok, that’s all for today. I’ll come back tomorrow.
Hi @luisherranz, thanks for asking!
My kids have been sick, so I haven’t had time to focus on Frontity.
I have been wondering one thing, if I try to click and open one post from the home page, I will get ‘404 page not found error’.
Is this something which should be work by default after installing Frontity & using starter-theme, or do I need to make some code changes? I am still learning React & WordPress + mixing them, so not sure is this desired outcome.
webpack-internal:///./node_modules/@frontity/wp-source/src/actions.ts:8 An error ocurred fetching ‘/2019/02/20/how-to-display-upcoming-events-by-using-wp_query-and-advanced-custom-fields/’:
TypeError: Cannot read property ‘id’ of undefined
at eval (webpack-internal:///./node_modules/@frontity/wp-source/src/libraries/handlers/page.ts:5)
at Generator.next ()
at asyncGeneratorStep (webpack-internal:///./node_modules/@frontity/wp-source/src/libraries/handlers/page.ts:3)
at _next (webpack-internal:///./node_modules/@frontity/wp-source/src/libraries/handlers/page.ts:3)
handlers.js?c9ee:23 Uncaught TypeError: Object.prototype.defineGetter: Expecting function
at Object.defineGetter ()
at Object.get (handlers.js?c9ee:23)
at backend.js:1
at Array.forEach ()
at t.value (backend.js:1)
at t.value (backend.js:1)
at e (backend.js:1)