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Published Jun. 30, 2025

Expiring license causing 'Uncaught TypeError: Liferay.Alert is not a constructor'

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Balázs Létai

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Issue

  • Within 30 days of license expiry an alert message should pop up reminding the user about renewing the license. On 2023.Q4.0 it causes Uncaught TypeError: Liferay.Alert is not a constructor in the browser's console.

Environment

  • Liferay Quarterly Release 2023.Q4

Resolution

  • This issue is resolved in Liferay Quarterly Release 2024.Q1 (see LPS-204512).
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