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Hi all, here is the message I get in the JS console when trying to make an API request. This works fine in development.

[blocked] The page at 'https://safe-cove-5673.herokuapp.com/story_form' was loaded over HTTPS, but ran insecure content from 'http://api.wordnik.com/v4/word.json/different/definitions?limit=200&include…ncludeTags=false&api_key=64e90a58d89a8e7f3f000001fe809d0cd55d32cb45b9f117e': this content should also be loaded over HTTPS.

Adding an 's' to the URL doesn't seem to help.

Hey guys, running into the same issue I had last night, trying to render views and the underscore template is coming back undefined because my scripts aren't loading in order.

I tried moving my scripts for rendering views and creating models directly onto the page which contains their templates. The problem is that the scripts won't load because jquery hasn't loaded yet (the javascript_include_tag is now in the footer of application.html.css.

I then moved the JS include tags back to the header, but still no luck. Any thoughts?

Hi all.

My app has a resource called a 'citation', basically a snippet of text that is appended to a longer paragraph in my app that builds a story.

I have three JS files going, main, citation_view, and citation. I am able to persist citations to the db, so the model for citations seems to be working.

However, I am getting an undefined function error when I try and init my citationView objects. The object is created (I can see that with debugger), but when I try and call init on it, I can't go any further.

Below is the code for citation_view js in my app

console.log("citation views linked!")

function CitationView(model){
  this.$el = $("<p>");
  this.model = model;
  this.id = model.id;
  debugger
}


CitationView.prototype = {

  template: _.template($("#citation-template").html()),

  render: function(){
    var template = this.template({citation: this.model});
    this.$el = $(template);
    return this;
  },

  init: function(){
    var view = this;
    // view.render();
    toAppend = $("<p>");
    toAppend.html(this.model.body)
    $(".story").append(toAppend);
    return this;
  }
}

I've been staring at this for hours and just can't find a way around. The error stems from my createCitation function in mainJS, which looks like this.

eslApp.createCitation = function(data){
  var citation = new Citation(data);
  var citationView = new CitationView(citation)
  // debugger
  citationView = citationView.init();
  //eslApp.pushView(citationView)
  return citation;
}

If I comment out the line below the debugger, the line calling init on CitationView, the object persists to the db just fine. Any and all help would be great. I'm really stuck.