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You can ignore it, but the best is to remove the shell from the page you include in the modal |
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So it's included automatically if you use the form component. At first, it complained about the shell, but I decided to try shell_empty in the hopes that it wouldn't trigger the warning. So, shouldn't I use the form component and just display the input fields and the submit button? |
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And how to fight it? The thing is, I wanted to hook a modal component to the "forgot" link in the login form. But I got a warning instead. |
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Hmmm... The warning disappeared somewhere. Sorry for the disturbance. |
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When using a modal component with an embedded form, the following message appears in the log:
WARN sqlpage::render] Embedded pages cannot use a shell component! Ignoring the 'shell_empty' component and its properties: {"component":"shell_empty"}Can/should this be fixed? Or should I just ignore it?
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