Missing required html tags #64544
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icyJoseph
amaaljuffry
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Missing required html tags
#64544
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Hi, while rendering the website on localhost:3000, I encountered this message. I attempted to troubleshoot it but hit a dead end.
Missing required html tags |
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Answered by
icyJoseph
Apr 17, 2024
Replies: 7 comments 16 replies
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Show us your root layout code. |
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This is my code and folder.
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Hi, In App Router, the next/head does not work, just use a |
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I had missed that you didn't have an export default function RootLayout({
children,
}: {
children: React.ReactNode
}) {
return (
<html lang="en">
<body>
{/* Layout UI */}
<main>{children}</main>
</body>
</html>
)
} |
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Answer selected by
amaaljuffry
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Hi, late to update. It's worked for me, thank you very much for the help! <3 |
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Hey, PROJECT STRUCTURE:
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That's a different error. I need more info to guide you with that one. Could you expand the React Call Stack? You might be doing stuff based of the window presence, or any variation of that. |
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Right, is there anything else in the browser console? |
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That what is in consol in main page That what is on sub page |
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Show us your updated root layout. Also, nested layouts don't need to define |
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Here is the build logs Please help me to resolve the error. |
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Same here. Did you manage to resolve it? |
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Check your directory structure. I'm using |
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I'm getting this error as well whenever I go to a route that doesn't exist (despite having a Versions"next": "15.0.3",
"react": "^18.3.1",
"react-dom": "^18.3.1",Note I am also using sanity: "next-sanity": "^9.8.10",
"sanity": "^3.63.0",App route structure |
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i got same who to solve it ?? |
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Could someone try to make a reproduction demo? Go to |
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I should mention now, this issue only occurs in development. In production, the page is the default 404 page (and not the Here is the repository: https://github.com/clxrityy/exo |
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I encountered the same error in my project and resolved it by deleting the current repository locally and cloning a fresh copy from GitHub. This approach might work for others facing similar issues. I hope this helps! |
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I've had the same issue. The problem was with next-intl. I've had a [locale] folder where every other pages was located. When I created a dynamic route I've fix it by updating my middleware. https://next-intl.dev/docs/routing/middleware#matcher-no-prefix Not sure If you all have the next-intl with i18n routing enabled. |
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I encountered a similar issue myself, and I found that I accidentally removed the Before: After: silly issue, but hopefully this can help. |
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I had missed that you didn't have an
htmltag either, you have to include one, see this example: