Help me: <% include ./partials/messages %> error..Why?

[bradtraversy]

Help me: <% include ./partials/messages %> error..Why?

[zykovmv]

i cant register

you should do this: <% include ('partials/messages') %>

[zebmastah]

I have the issue too, <% include ('partials/messages') % resolves the error but won't fix it. The errors won't display as his tutorial show.

It did work, however you have to keep the hyphen in the code like so:
<%- include ('partials/messages') %>

[najimali]

@NuPhan123
To fix this error you need to understand why it is happening

Some Error Reason;

1. View engine may not be set
   Solution - app.set("view engine", "ejs"); add this in server.js file
2. The path is not correct
   Solution - Check your folder structure
   dot-slash (./) means you are pointing to the current directory so I am assuming your register template is views directory & message.ejs file in partials directory then the path will be ./partials/message
   if your register template is in views/user directory then use double dot to move one directory backward
   ../partials/message
3. Syntax error - correct syntax is <%- include("file_path"); -%>

[sattu444]

just use this <%- include ./partials/messages %>

Hope this worked...

[sania-iftikhar]

Use this syntax , It will work <%- include ("./partials/messages"); %>

[zykovmv]

I have the same problem...

Please try this: <% include ('partials/messages') %>

[zebmastah]

I have the issue too, <% include ('partials/messages') % resolves the error but won't fix it. The errors won't display as his tutorial show.

[hackrx]

Guys use this it wroked for me <%- include ('./partials/messages'); %>
I think newer version on ejs supports this format.
Don't forget to add -(hyphen) in beg. and a semicolon ;

[P-oke]

This worked for me

<%- include("partials/messages") %>

[myworldbox]

The error is the blank space after the include
go to views > partials > register.js and change <%- include ("./partials/messages"); %> to <%- include("./partials/messages"); %>

[Joshua-Coded]

thanks for all the solutions provided above, <%- include("./partials/messages"); %>
this worked for me.

[joelruizcabrera]

I have the same problem...

[vigneshrathnam]

<%- include ('partials/messages') %> include hyphen in the statement

[lkarjun]

<%- include ('partials/messages') %> include hyphen in the statement

is not working

[MdYusufBinNur]

<%- include('partials/messages') %> worked for me

[kenwaysharma]

I have the same problem. None of the solutions work.

[hackrx]

Same issue here <%- include('partials/messages') %> is not working for me it showing the same error

[kiranmurali93]

Guys use this it wroked for me <%- include ('./partials/messages'); %>
I think newer version on ejs supports this format.
Don't forget to add -(hyphen) in beg. and a semicolon ;

It didn't work for me so what I did was instead of making a separate file for messages
I replaced <%- include ('./partials/messages'); %>
with the contents in message.ejs

[sikander804]

Guys use this it wroked for me <%- include ('./partials/messages'); %>
I think newer version on ejs supports this format.
Don't forget to add -(hyphen) in beg. and a semicolon ;

It didn't work for me so what I did was instead of making a separate file for messages
I replaced <%- include ('./partials/messages'); %>
with the contents in message.ejs

still not working.

not working still.. it says success_msg is not defined

Ok guys, I was receiving the exact same error message an hour ago and just got it to work.
To fix the first error, you have to go <%- include("partials/messages") -%>
To fix the success_msg is not defined error, make sure your router, app.use('/', require('./routes/index.js')); and app.use('/users', require('./routes/users.js'));, is below app.use(flash()) like how Brad has it in the repo. If you're getting an error message like req.flash() is not a function, changing the router position is also the fix. Hope this helped

[eidan66]

Same issue here <%- include('partials/messages') %> is not working for me it showing the same error

you need write like this : <%- include ('./partials/messages') %>
you miss the -- > './' before partials

[NuPhan123]

Thank you very much ^^ T.Null Vào 18:28, Th 5, ngày 13 tháng 8 năm 2020 eidan66 <[email protected]> đã viết:

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[alexeystardev]

Try <% include ./partials/messages %> for me works.

[blackhoole]

I have the same problem ,and i have tried almost all the solution above,
such as <% include ./partials/messages %> <%- include ("./partials/messages"); %>
<%- include('./partials/messages'); %> , but none of them work.
and finally i realized its not about the include statement , it's about the messages.ejs
there is some grammer mistake that i made in the messages.ejs ,after correct that grammer error, things get work

[kushwahasanket]

probably you have not included partials .. you can show your file structure ..or just delete <% include ./partials/messages %> this line from both login and register file it will work . but no css will be included

[odysseus1999]

Use this syntax , It will work <%- include ("./partials/messages"); %>

thanks it helped.