Hi Faizal,

I used Gulp to rebuild the plugins.bundle.js file (I had a typo in my previous post, it was the JS file not CSS file). I still get the error, but at least it seems it now is a non-minified version. So if I look at line numbers it's now on 12551, which seems to belong to //# sourceMappingURL=bootstrap.min.js.map

But even if I comment that line, I get another error:
TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 't.lozad=e()') on line 12942.

And if I comment out that one, I get another one, etc.

Did I maybe forget to import something else?

Hi Jochem,

You're using the minified version of the CSS file, which makes it tough to trace the actual problem. Could you try switching to the non-minified version so we can read the error? Also, try rebuilding the assets using Keen's built-in Gulp tools, that might fix the issue if something didn’t compile properly.

Thanks

Hi Sean,

I've gotten quite far with implementing Keen in Rails 8.
But I now have this error in the browser console:
TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'e.moment=t()')
From the plugins.bundle.css file (line 11). And I can't seem to figure out what the problem is.

Could you maybe help me out with this one?

Hi Sean,

Thanks for your reply!
The Rails starter kit sounds interesting. But that would mean I have to purchase Metronic, while I have already paid for Keen, right? If that's the case then I will probably try your first suggestion.

Hi,

You can use Keen as a static HTML template and integrate it with your Rails backend code.

You can also consider purchasing Metronic - https://keenthemes.com/metronic/bootstrap
It has Rails starter kit. You can check the Rails starterkit https://preview.keenthemes.com/rails/metronic/docs/index and apply it for Keen. Keen and Metronic uses the same core framework in the html level so you can mix and match Metronic and Keen:


Regards,
Sean