We were given this issue collector snippet to embed on our app:
<script> jQuery.ajax({ url: "[jira_collection_url]", type: "get", cache: true, dataType: "script" }); </script>
The problem, is that we are using AngularJS, and do not make use of jQuery. We've added jQuery for the sole purpose of rendering the issue collector into our pages, but once the feedback button is clicked, jQuery is reporting the error: `Uncaught TypeError: a.indexOf is not a function`. I suspect its because we have angular and jquery running side by side, and something is goofed.
Does anyone know if there is an angular implementation of the issue collector?
The problem was jQuery 3.x. Dropping our version to 1.12 fixed the problem.
I just posted our fix as the answer to this. it was our version of jQuery. $(window).on('load', function(){}); was producing the same issue for us.
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I fixed the issue by placing the given script inside the $(window).on('load', function(){});
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Hi Matt,
Even I'm getting the same error, Can you share the fix If you found the solution for it.
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Vana
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