Urgent problem with registration and instalation process!!!!!

WEB TMS WEB Core
1

Suddenly, my application becomes a white page.

I've suspect that there can be some problem with my account or my version and I decided to download the last one. 2.7.2. but...

I've downloaded it. OK. I decompressed the installer. Well. But Now I will install the TMS Web Core, and he says to me: Sorry, incorrect registration email and code.

I'm hyper-sure that my machine is connected to the Internet, that my email is the correct one, and that the registration code is correct.

Please, I give all the morning without work!!!! Can you help me, please?

I can't find other place were ask for help.

2

Suddenly, the first part of the problem was solved.

I've installed version 2.7.2 correctly.

3

But my main page continues to be a blank page...

http://localhost:8000/EtureFrontend/index.html

What can be happening?

I can debug the program because it does not go to the Delphi code!

4

The problem is something with the code because I reverted the current version, and they work, but...

Has anyone had this problem previously and can help me? Please!

5

Did you inspect the browser console to see if there are any errors reported?

6

I finally found the problem, but it is so stupid that it is too embarrassing to tell in this forum.

Most of the times, the biggest problems was caused by the smallest errors.

I'm going to tell you.

In the middle of my code, there is a little piece of Javascript:

   HTML := HTML + '</div> ';

      FCalElement.InnerHTML := FCalElement.InnerHTML +HTML;
   finally
      asm
         container.style.display = "block"; // Show again the content
      end;
   end;

Well. Because the code is in Delphi IDE, I unconsciously changed the comment.

      asm
         container.style.display = "block";  {Show again the content}
      end;

That is not a valid comment in javascript {Show again the content}

I don't know how this affects the code, but the actual effect is a blank index.html page over the navigator.

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7

I run into that problem all the time with case issues. In Delphi, I have a habit of using True and False, but of course in JavaScript, these have to be true and false. So when code moves between Delphi and JavaScript, I have to be careful and check those.

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8

Thanks for informing

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