Hey! Unfortunately, this solution is very hard to support. It uses undocumented properties, and this property could change in the future. You can try to use this lib for handling event listeners for Repeater items. This library use only documented properties and more stable Velo by Wix: The utils for repeated item scope event handlers: https://shoonia.site/the-utils-for-repeated-item-scope-event-handlers Velo by Wix: Event handling of Repeater Item https://shoonia.site/event-handling-of-repeater-item

I see the hotfix, it's adding setTimeout with zero delays. Looks like it fixes the problem. Demo: https://alexanderz5.wixsite.com/my-site-1/on-input /** * @param {keyof PageElementsMap} selector * @param {$w.EventHandler} eventHandler */ const onInput = (selector, eventHandler) => { // @ts-ignore $w(selector).onInput((event) => { setTimeout(eventHandler, 0, event); }); } $w.onReady(function () { onInput('#input1', (event) => { $w('#text1').text = event.target.value; $w('#text2').text = $w('#input1').value; }); });

Hey @polkaset ! It looks like a bug. I try to find a contact person to fix it. Thank you for the bug report!

With lightbox, it works too. import wixWindow from 'wix-window'; $w.onReady(function () { $w('#button1').link = 'https://www.wix.com'; $w('#button1').target = '_blank'; $w('#button1').onClick(() => { wixWindow.openLightbox('Announcements (Reopening)'); }); });

@Shahar Dagan Yes, my code is work. here is https://alexanderz5.wixsite.com/redirect-example

For me, it's working fine. I quickly check it out. $w.onReady(function () { $w('#button1').link = 'https://www.wix.com'; $w('#button1').target = '_blank'; $w('#button1').onClick(() => { console.log(1); }) }); What is your use case?

Any operation with $w(selector) is always must be inside $w.onReady(function () { }) method

Hey @The Canine Company ! I see you use the ok() method. This method is used when you want to send a response with status 200. If you want to send the status with 301 status try to use a response() method with any custom status code. Demo: https://alexanderz5.wixsite.com/redirect-example/_functions/veloRef import { response } from 'wix-http-functions'; export function get_veloRef() { const url = 'https://www.wix.com/velo/reference/wix-http-functions/response'; return response({ status: 301, headers: { location: url, }, }); }

If a user isn't logged in yet, the getEmail throws an error. Uncaught No user is currently logged in

Hey. I have a very similar problem. I have to build a dynamic link to the router page. I use an npm package url-join for building links. It looks like as: import { prefix } from 'wix-location'; import urlJoin from 'url-join'; // .... $w('#buttonLink').link = urlJoin('/', prefix, 'path/to/page'); Velo: Working with npm Packages

@Naimi It's a best practice to handle repeater events outside the loop. Velo docs have a good example of how to do it Or this small library : import { useScope } from 'repeater-scope'; $w.onReady(() => { // use dynamic event handler with global selector function $w $w('#repeatedButton').onClick((event) => { const { $item, itemData, index, data } = useScope(event); $item('#repeatedText').text = itemData.title; }); });

What editor element do you want to change? If it dropdown you can use a selectedIndex property $w("#myDropdown").selectedIndex = 0;

Don't put event handlers inside any Repeater loop. A small library that helps to event handlers: https://github.com/shoonia/repeater-scope#repeater-scope import { useScope } from 'repeater-scope'; $w('#repeater').onItemReady(($item, itemData, index) => { // no any event handlers }); // Use global selector $w $w('#repeaterBox').onMouseIn((event) => { const { $item } = useScope(event); $item('#repeaterBox').style.backgroundColor = 'lightblue'; });

@Velo-Ninja @polkaset There I have an old hack. Change Container background color with a one-pixel image. I wrote about it here: Imitating hover event on repeater container

What errors do you have? Use a Site Logs to see a logs of the error do you have on the site runtime. Open the Site Logs page on a new tab. And run your code for PUT fetching.

The let and const are lock-scoped local variables. They available only on the block scope where they are declared. Move your let on the scope above. let z = 8*9; let cr = 0; // Default value if condition don't match if ($w('#input1').value === String(10)) { cr = z*10; } $w('#text22').text = String(cr); More: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/let

I think it may be a conversion of the type Date to String when you fetching it. Try to wrap the data string to new Date // Your hook goes here const response = await getJSON(apiUrl); return { ...response, expiryDefault: new Date(response.expiryDefault), };

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Yes, you can use public files in the back-end files. But if these files use specific front-end APIs then you can't use them on the back-end. And vice versa, if public files include some specific front-end APIs then you can't use it on the back-end. In your public file used a wix-location, this API is only for the frontend. Docs: The APIs in wix-location can only be used in front-end code and only after the page is ready.