Cannot run Todo from elm-reactor or serving from local server

[evancz]

Cannot run Todo from elm-reactor or serving from local server

[evancz]

Try opening the browser console and running localStorage.clear(). Now what happens?

You may have set local storage at some other time, and it could be messing things up.

[paul-HPA]

Thank you for the quick reply Evan (I just completed the architecture tutorial and I love Elm!). I ran that in Chrome 51.0.2704.103 but same result. Maybe it's some other local setting...

[evancz]

Thanks :)

Do you mind working through this with someone on the Elm slack? It may be an issue, but I don't see it based on the info I have now. I bet someone there can help pin it down. Let me know what you find!

[kgashok]

You need to "Delete" the previous local storage file. After right clicking on the page,
"Inspect" -> "Resources" -> "Local Storage" -> "Delete" the file that already exists. The screenshot below should be helpful.

[paul-HPA]

Thank you both for responding, @evancz and @kgashok. Re: manually deleting the Local Storage, there is no value to delete (empty). I will check out the slack!

[futtetennista]

@paul-HPA would you mind share your solution (if you found one)?

I'm having the same issue if I try to load the app on localhost while elm-reactor is running but it works without any issues if I open the file directly (so I guess it's elm-reactor messing up something). Deleting the elm-stuff folder and regenerating elm.js does not help and restarting elm-reactor also doesn't help. Moreover I'm running elm as an exectable docker image, creating a new container every time I execute elm-reactor so there shouldn't be any corrupted state.

[paul-HPA]

Hey @futtetennista , sorry for the delay. I did not resolve per se; I did a clean install of the newest version of Elm and have not re-encountered the problem since.