EOS - Network Error when using colors (Update: Reproduced)
Posted: Sun Jul 05, 2020 3:54 pm
Since today I get this error when trying to color text in EOS:
"Error: Network error: Unexpected token < in JSON at position 0"
It doesn't always happen right away on a new page, though. Sometimes a page decides to give me this error. And once that happens, I am completely unable to change or add any colored text on that specific page.
Edit:
I am able to reproduce the error by creating this very very specific page:
https://i.imgur.com/SerOGfv.gif
[1] In the first "say" action, there has to be an eval with "name" in it and a dot somewhere in the text.
[2] A "choice" action right underneath the first "say" action. Content doesn't matter. (Also happens with "If")
[3] A second "say" action underneath. With color and at least one space in it. (or a second line instead of space)
If I remove any of the mentioned details, it saves correctly.
Another update: Problem also happens if you use the word "name" anywhere on the page. Doesn't have to be inside of an eval. But it sometimes (not always) needs to be followed by a dot it seems.
"Error: Network error: Unexpected token < in JSON at position 0"
It doesn't always happen right away on a new page, though. Sometimes a page decides to give me this error. And once that happens, I am completely unable to change or add any colored text on that specific page.
Edit:
I am able to reproduce the error by creating this very very specific page:
https://i.imgur.com/SerOGfv.gif
[1] In the first "say" action, there has to be an eval with "name" in it and a dot somewhere in the text.
[2] A "choice" action right underneath the first "say" action. Content doesn't matter. (Also happens with "If")
[3] A second "say" action underneath. With color and at least one space in it. (or a second line instead of space)
If I remove any of the mentioned details, it saves correctly.
Another update: Problem also happens if you use the word "name" anywhere on the page. Doesn't have to be inside of an eval. But it sometimes (not always) needs to be followed by a dot it seems.