The JavaScript exception "can't access property" occurs when property access was operated on
undefined
or
null
values.
TypeError: Unable to get property {x} of undefined or null reference (Edge)
TypeError: can't access property {x} of {y} (Firefox)
TypeError: {y} is undefined, can't access property {x} of it (Firefox)
TypeError: {y} is null, can't access property {x} of it (Firefox)
范例:
TypeError: x is undefined, can't access property "prop" of it
TypeError: x is null, can't access property "prop" of it
TypeError: can't access property "prop" of undefined
TypeError: can't access property "prop" of null
The property access was operated on
undefined
or
null
值。
// undefined and null cases on which the substring method won't work var foo = undefined; foo.substring(1); // TypeError: x is undefined, can't access property "substring" of it var foo = null; foo.substring(1); // TypeError: x is null, can't access property "substring" of it
To fix null pointer to
undefined
or
null
values, you can use the
typeof
operator, for example.
if (typeof foo !== 'undefined') {
// Now we know that foo is defined, we are good to go.
}