Define with let to avoid "assignment to constant" errors #9803
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Thanks for this example. Defining `label` with `const` rather than `let` results in `Uncaught TypeError: Assignment to constant variable.`
LeeLenaleee
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etimberg
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Gave the other example (external tooltip) also a look and there is the same issue so if you could change it there too.
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Be happy to take care of that later today @LeeLenaleee. |
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Thanks for this example. Defining
labelwithconstrather thanletresults inUncaught TypeError: Assignment to constant variable.