js.hsforms.net wasn't loaded about gatsby-plugin-hubspot

[wiadev]

Thanks.

[AustinLeeGordon]

@wiadev are you looking it in production or development? It won't be loaded in during development.

[MarkRich]

@AustinLeeGordon is there a recommended way to test this during development then? just want to make sure the pages views and such are coming through before committing.

[AustinLeeGordon]

@MarkRich If you're using something like Netlify for hosting, you should be able to create a deploy preview from a pull request or separate branch and see the scripts being loaded.

[wiadev]

@AustinLeeGordon I'm looking at it in development. Is there any way to check in development locally?

[AustinLeeGordon]

@MarkRich @wiadev We can add an option that will allow the script to render in development, but I don't think page views will get sent to HubSpot on a local development server. You would at least be able to check if the scripts are rendering. How does that sound?

[wiadev]

@AustinLeeGordon Sounds great!
I need to load the hubspot form on local but since it's not loading the hsscripts, I couldn't create a form, FYI.

[AustinLeeGordon]

@wiadev @MarkRich Gotcha! We don't use the HubSpot forms on our site, so I hadn't come across that yet. Just added a productionOnly option in v1.3.0. Update to that version and set productionOnly to false in the plugin options and you should be good to go! Let me know if everything works okay and I'll close this issue.

[wiadev]

Thanks @AustinLeeGordon It works like a charm.

I have another question. I'm building the project in typescript and since hbspt is global variable, it shows hbspt as an error.

So I put the declare var hbspt: any; at the top to resolve this but on build time, I've got the undefined hbspt error.

Do you have any suggestions?

[AustinLeeGordon]

@wiadev Awesome, thanks for the update!

I've only used TypeScript a little, so I'm not exactly sure about that. Try some of the suggestions in these SO threads:

• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12703266/how-to-handle-warnings-for-proprietary-custom-properties-of-built-in-objects-in/12703866#12703866
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12709074/how-do-you-explicitly-set-a-new-property-on-window-in-typescript