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I am getting the error while previewing a file using Content Explorer?

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ContentExplorerError


I am using the following references,

href="https://cdn01.boxcdn.net/platform/elements/16.0.0/en-US/explorer.css

src="https://cdn01.boxcdn.net/platform/elements/16.0.0/en-US/explorer.js

Best answer by Niladri

Hi @ostefaniuk,


Yes, we have fixed the issue.

We were using RequireJS library which caused the preview issue.


However, we have fixed the issue by forwarding ‘fixDependencies’ property to Content Preview widget by using ‘contentPreviewProps’ property.


Please find the following code snippet:


var contentExplorer = new Box.ContentExplorer();

contentExplorer.show(folderId, accessToken, {

    container: ".explorer-container",

    contentPreviewProps: {

        fixDependencies: true

    }

});

Regards,

Niladri

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ostefaniuk Box

Hello @Niladri, thanks for posting your question. Firstly, could you please use the latest version which is 17.1.0?


https://cdn01.boxcdn.net/platform/elements/17.1.0/en-US/explorer.css

https://cdn01.boxcdn.net/platform/elements/17.1.0/en-US/explorer.js


Could you specify what Frontend framework are you using? Are there any additional errors in the browser console?


Regards,

Olga

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  • Niladri
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  • July 24, 2023

HI @ostefaniuk, Thanks for answering the question. We are using a script that seems to be causing the issue.


Regards,

Niladri

ostefaniuk Box

Hi @Niladri, did you managed to adjust the script you mentioned?

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  • Niladri
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  • September 6, 2023

Hi @ostefaniuk,


Yes, we have fixed the issue.

We were using RequireJS library which caused the preview issue.


However, we have fixed the issue by forwarding ‘fixDependencies’ property to Content Preview widget by using ‘contentPreviewProps’ property.


Please find the following code snippet:


var contentExplorer = new Box.ContentExplorer();

contentExplorer.show(folderId, accessToken, {

    container: ".explorer-container",

    contentPreviewProps: {

        fixDependencies: true

    }

});

Regards,

Niladri

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  • ostefaniuk Box
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  • 39 replies
  • September 6, 2023

Hi @Niladri, Thanks a lot for the update!

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