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Learn how to troubleshoot and fix the issue of static JavaScript files not loading in dynamic pages of NuxtJS with simple solutions and explanations.
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Resolving the Static JS file not loading on Dynamic page in NuxtJS Issue

In modern web development with frameworks like NuxtJS, it's not uncommon to encounter challenges when working with dynamic routes. A common issue that developers face is a static JavaScript file not loading properly on some of these dynamic pages. This post will unpack this problem and provide straightforward solutions that you can apply to fix the issue with loading your static JS files.

Understanding the Problem

You might have a dynamic route set up in your NuxtJS application, such as products/_slug/index.vue, and find that a static file (like test.min.js) which is perfectly accessible on other pages fails to load. The appearance of an error like:

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indicates that the application attempts to fetch the JavaScript file from an incorrect path. This situation can frustrate even experienced developers. Let's explore how to identify and correct this path.

Solution: Correcting the Path to Your Static JS File

The key to resolving this issue lies in specifying the correct path to your static JavaScript file. Here’s how to adjust your nuxt.config.js to ensure that the file loads correctly across all routes, including dynamic ones.

Steps to Follow

Locate Your nuxt.config.js File:
You’ll find this configuration file in the root of your NuxtJS project. This is where you define global settings including scripts.

Update the Path for Static Files:
Modify the script reference in your head section. An absolute path needs to be used. Here are some options you can try:

Option 1: Use a leading slash for the absolute path.

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Option 2: Reference using the @ alias if you are using it in your project setup.

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Option 3: Use the @ @ alias, which is another common way to point to the static files.

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Rebuild Your Application:
After saving your changes to nuxt.config.js, make sure to restart your Nuxt app. This will make your new configurations take effect.

Testing Your Fix

Once you've made the necessary changes and restarted your application, navigate to your dynamic page (for example, your product page).

Open your browser's Developer Tools (usually by right-clicking and selecting "Inspect") and go to the "Network" tab.

Refresh the page and check if test.min.js loads without any 404 errors.

Conclusion

By following these steps and ensuring that you provide the correct path to your static files, you should be able to resolve issues with JavaScript not loading on dynamic pages in your NuxtJS application. The key takeaway is to always double-check the paths for your assets when working with various routing scenarios.

If you continue to experience issues or have any specific questions, feel free to reach out for assistance. Happy coding!