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How to resolve e.clvp.Init is not a function error from SharePoint list view?
I have a list view showing below error message whenever I am opening list view.
When I refresh the page, the list view will start working again. Any thoughts why this is happening?
Any thoughts on e.clvp function? I tried to search on the web, unable to find any content on it.
Hello aakashdmaurya,
The "e.clvp.Init is not a function" error in SharePoint list view indicates that there is a problem with the initialization of the Core List View Processing (CLVP) JavaScript function, which is responsible for rendering the list view in SharePoint.
Here are some possible reasons for this error and some possible steps to resolve it:
1. Browser cache issue: Sometimes, the error may be caused by a cached version of the JavaScript file. Try clearing your browser cache and then reload the list view page to see if the issue persists.
2. Corrupted JavaScript file: It's possible that the JavaScript file responsible for the CLVP function has become corrupted or is missing. You can try resetting the list view web part to its default settings. To do this, edit the page containing the list view, click on the web part menu, and select "Edit Web Part." In the web part properties pane, click on "Reset to Default" and save the changes. Then, refresh the page to see if the error is resolved.
3. Third-party add-ins or customizations: If you have any third-party add-ins or customizations installed on the site, they could be interfering with the list view functionality. Try disabling any recently added add-ins or customizations and check if the error persists.
4. Site compatibility mode: Ensure that the site is not running in compatibility mode, as this can cause JavaScript errors in SharePoint. To check and disable compatibility mode, go to the settings menu (gear icon) in the top-right corner of the page, select "Site Information," and then click on "View all site settings." Under "Site Collection Administration," click on "Compatibility View settings" and ensure that your site is not listed there.
5. SharePoint Online service issue: It's possible that the error is due to a temporary issue with SharePoint Online services. In this case, wait for some time and try accessing the list view again.
Regarding the "e.clvp" function, it appears to be an internal SharePoint JavaScript function related to list view rendering, but it is not a publicly documented or supported API. This might be the reason why you couldn't find much information about it on the web.
Kindest regards,
Leon Pavesic
Hello aakashdmaurya,
The "e.clvp.Init is not a function" error in SharePoint list view indicates that there is a problem with the initialization of the Core List View Processing (CLVP) JavaScript function, which is responsible for rendering the list view in SharePoint.
Here are some possible reasons for this error and some possible steps to resolve it:
1. Browser cache issue: Sometimes, the error may be caused by a cached version of the JavaScript file. Try clearing your browser cache and then reload the list view page to see if the issue persists.
2. Corrupted JavaScript file: It's possible that the JavaScript file responsible for the CLVP function has become corrupted or is missing. You can try resetting the list view web part to its default settings. To do this, edit the page containing the list view, click on the web part menu, and select "Edit Web Part." In the web part properties pane, click on "Reset to Default" and save the changes. Then, refresh the page to see if the error is resolved.
3. Third-party add-ins or customizations: If you have any third-party add-ins or customizations installed on the site, they could be interfering with the list view functionality. Try disabling any recently added add-ins or customizations and check if the error persists.
4. Site compatibility mode: Ensure that the site is not running in compatibility mode, as this can cause JavaScript errors in SharePoint. To check and disable compatibility mode, go to the settings menu (gear icon) in the top-right corner of the page, select "Site Information," and then click on "View all site settings." Under "Site Collection Administration," click on "Compatibility View settings" and ensure that your site is not listed there.
5. SharePoint Online service issue: It's possible that the error is due to a temporary issue with SharePoint Online services. In this case, wait for some time and try accessing the list view again.
Regarding the "e.clvp" function, it appears to be an internal SharePoint JavaScript function related to list view rendering, but it is not a publicly documented or supported API. This might be the reason why you couldn't find much information about it on the web.
Kindest regards,
Leon Pavesic
