ReferenceError: Firebase is not defined line 153 in backbonefire.js

[Bart-Holland]

Hi I am trying to run this model:

var APP = APP || {};

APP.FBLocationsModel = Backbone.Firebase.Model.extend({

    urlRoot: APP.fireBase.config.databaseURL + 'users/',
    autoSync: true,

    initialize: function () {

        this.listenToOnce(this, 'FBInit', this.setUrl);
        this.connectWithFirebase();

    },

    setUrl: function () {

        this.url = this.urlRoot + FB.uid + "/locations/";

    },

    connectWithFirebase: function () {

        var that = this;

        //check if firebase config is there
        if (APP.fireBase.config) {
            FB.config = APP.fireBase.config;
        } else {
            throw("Need firebase config object");
        }

        //initialize -> auth -> login
        FB.init(function () {
            that.trigger('FBInit')
        });

    }
});

and in the code I do this:

APP.fbLocationsModel = new APP.FBLocationsModel();
APP.fbLocationsModel.fetch();

After doing so I get this error in my console:
ReferenceError: Firebase is not defined line 153 in backbonefire.js

Firebase itself is loaded (version 3.6.10)
looking in the code ofr backbonefire.js I see this code:

Backbone.Firebase._determineRef = function(objOrString) {
        switch (typeof(objOrString)) {
            case 'string':
                return new Firebase(objOrString);
            case 'object':
                return objOrString;
            default:
                Backbone.Firebase._throwError('Invalid type passed to url property');
        }
    };

In the case 'string' I is where it says: 'Firebase is not defined' but can't figure out why.
I do use require, maybe that is an issue here?

[FlxSaenger]

Hi Bart, sorry for my late response. Next time, please mark clearly which exact line of your posted code caused the error as we can't see any lines here ;) Nevertheless, please note that only Collections have to extend from 'Firebase', not models (they stay Backbone.Model.extend({...})). Furthermore your model makes less sense, in order to achieve such functionality in harmony with Backbone's architecture, think about putting the code into the app's router or a controller-like-init-class.

[Bart-Holland]

Thanks for the response. I creatief a small script where I can easily call the firebase methods so I could use this in backbone. Groetjes, Bart-Jan

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Op 11 apr. 2017 om 08:34 heeft FlxAlbroscheit ***@***.***> het volgende geschreven: Hi Bart, sorry for my late response. Next time, please mark clearly which exact line of your posted code caused the error as we can't see any lines here ;) Nevertheless, please note that only Collections have to extend from 'Firebase', not models (they stay Backbone.Model.extend({...})). Furthermore your model makes less sense, in order to achieve such functionality in harmony with Backbone's architecture, think about putting the code into the app's router or a controller-like-init-class. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[wuservices]

This seems like #161 since new Firebase(objOrString); doesn't work with Firebase 3.x or 4.x.