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Describe the bug The H5P-Nodejs-library throws the error TypeError: object[key].match is not a function
TypeError: object[key].match is not a function
Environment (please complete the following information):
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Open Existing H5P
h5p
examples
H5P.Questionaire.h5p
Expected behavior H5P.Questionaire.h5p should be imported & this error should not be thrown
Screenshots
Additional context H5P.Questionaire.h5p is imported correctly. The problem occurs when .saveH5P() is called with the parameters.
.saveH5P()
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fix(findlibraries): check if library-field is a string (fixes #320)
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Describe the bug
The H5P-Nodejs-library throws the error
TypeError: object[key].match is not a function
Environment (please complete the following information):
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Open Existing H5P
h5p
in File Browserexamples
H5P.Questionaire.h5p
Expected behavior
H5P.Questionaire.h5p should be imported & this error should not be thrown
Screenshots
Additional context
H5P.Questionaire.h5p is imported correctly. The problem occurs when
.saveH5P()
is called with the parameters.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: