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Perchance - Create a Random Text Generator

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This is a Lemmy Community for perchance.org, a platform for sharing and creating random text generators.

Feel free to ask for help, share your generators, and start friendly discussions at your leisure :)

This community is mainly for discussions between those who are building generators. For discussions about using generators, especially the popular AI ones, the community-led Casual Perchance forum is likely a more appropriate venue.

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Undefined title error and one more (perchance.org)
submitted 3 months ago by pyrosthenes to c/perchance
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I'm trying to create a new chat generator, but get this error. I'm a total newb. Can anyone help me?

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[–] pyrosthenes 1 points 3 months ago

An error has occurred somewhere in your code (in lists or HTML): The expression '[title]' returned nothing (undefined). You may be trying to reference a list, variable, or function that doesn't exist. Here are some common causes of this error:

You tried to reference a list/variable that you haven't created. For example, if you wrote [animal], but there was no top-level list called "animal", then you would get this error. Note that names are case-sensitive - check your capitalization.
If you misspell a property/function name, then you'll get this error. For example "[noun.pluralFormm]" would produce this error because "pluralForm" has been misspelled.
If you try to access a property of an object that doesn't exist, or that evaluates to something which doesn't exist, then you'll get this error.

These errors can sometimes be hard to debug, so after you've given it your best shot, please post a question over on the perchance community and a friendly community member will help you out :) An error has occurred somewhere in your code (in lists or HTML): The expression '[output]' returned nothing (undefined). You may be trying to reference a list, variable, or function that doesn't exist. Here are some common causes of this error:

You tried to reference a list/variable that you haven't created. For example, if you wrote [animal], but there was no top-level list called "animal", then you would get this error. Note that names are case-sensitive - check your capitalization.
If you misspell a property/function name, then you'll get this error. For example "[noun.pluralFormm]" would produce this error because "pluralForm" has been misspelled.
If you try to access a property of an object that doesn't exist, or that evaluates to something which doesn't exist, then you'll get this error.

These errors can sometimes be hard to debug, so after you've given it your best shot, please post a question over on the perchance community and a friendly community member will help you out :)