Config.fs

[scoller]

@sean how do i know where the comma should be? I know im stupid :)

[lavolp3]

@sean said in Config.fs:

comma missed.

A classic!

[A Former User]

@scoller
In {} (object) and [] (array), there could be several items. Each item should be separated by comma,. Only last item could omit ,.
By example

someObject: {
  someProperty: someValue ,
  anotherProperty: anotherValue ,
  lastProperty: lastValue
}, //< - this object also could be an element of other list
someArray: [
  someElement, 
  otherElement, 
  lastElement //< - you can omit comma here.
] // < - You can omit last comma of list.

[scoller]

@sean so you mean like {nothing,nothing}?

[A Former User]

@scoller right.

[scoller]

@sean but i mean where is the brackets where the comma should be. For an example high up or low down in the code

[A Former User]

@scoller Well, that is a just grammar of JavaScript. So…
Hmmm…
Just remember these.

• Every bracket([], {}) should be closed somewhere.
• Nested brackets should be matched their opening and closing.
• All Items should be separated with comma
• All text string should be quoted by quotation mark (`, " or ')
• true/false (boolean value) and number should not be quoted.

These are common rules for config.js

[scoller]

@sean thank’s for the help will try that

[A Former User]

@scoller
You have two locationID: "2726470" in your code. both should be modified.

[scoller]

@sean Specific for my code can you point it out cause I can’t find it, may be because of my lack of knowledge :)