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Pauline P. Narvas Hey, and welcome! Check your routing setup. If you want multiple pages, make sure routing is properly implementedm for example, by using the Next.js App Router with separate route files. Review your project structure, as the 13 pages mentioned in the chat might be individual components that need to be connected through routing or navigation. To make this work, you’ll also need to implement navigation components or links between your pages so users can move between them. Let us know how you get on!
Mubeni 7470 Thank you for that information. I ended up just creating a new chat entering everything at once. That worked perfectly!
Pauline P. Narvas Thank you for sharing this feedback, @vsrivastav-4143! Appreciate it. Have you tried in different browsers, or checked your internet connection that may be the cause of it?
Fabrizio how many versions your app has? You can see in the top right of your screen... More than 50, most likely this is the reason, because it ""carries"" all the conversation as context and try to reason using it. Quick tip, fork the project and start from there and see if you can use it again normally =)
Vsrivastav 4143 This particular issue/bug still persists , even after I forked the file. Upon further investigation, I realized that the issue has been present since the initial version (V1) . I also verified the behavior across multiple browsers , and the problem remains consistent.
Support Referredbyc having sme issue - exactl the same issue can someone from @vercel pls help. @pawlean
Jacob Paris The https: is a syntax error, an npm package will never have a : like that Is your code trying to import anything from a URL somewhere? That would be the most likely culprit for this
Petro S As I mentioned - the main issue that there is no such line in v0 code editor, but it automatically appears in the Github after pushing changes.
Jacob Paris This sounds much more like an issue with your Chrome install, nothing that runs on these pages should be able to crash your your computer Reinstalling would be a good recommendation
Smdm I dont disagree that the crash could be local. Howecer the sane chrome problems, different issue, i was having on my laptop as well.
Anshuman Bhardwaj Hi @midego1, the forks are linked to the same project the original chat was part of. So, going to the Project view will show you all the forks: Regardless, I will share the feedback with our team. Thanks for posting it here.
Midego1 This is not the sidebar, the sidebar is cluttered with forks when you keep on chatting
Jacob Paris When uploading the zip you'll definitely want to remove the .next and node_modules folders. You can also remove /components/ui since v0 will create its own for you, but only if you need the extra MBs There are two main concepts to know in v0 Projects connect to a deployment URL, can integrate with databases, and store environment variables Chats are like versions of a project, and you can have many chats within a project The zip file you received will have come from one of the chats, but that means you're still missing the project configuration. Once you upload the zip, if there are any enviro
Carolagryma Gmailcom Thanks for the reply. I have seen this link but perhaps I am not knowledgeable enough to do this properly. I was hoping to upload the zip files for the backend and front end either together or separate and upload and it will recreate it. In this case, it is using a MongoDB so I was questioned about the API etc and I believe I provided the right info and it wrote "success" etc but I am just stuck on deploying now on a continuous loop. Just FYI, not once has it this import shown anything that looks like the past app. When I click on deploy it just gives continuous errors and does not appear to b
