Can you make this cloudflare pages compatible

[junioralive]

You can deploy Next.js apps on Cloudflare Pages, You can refer to this guide, which also includes a video tutorial. Cloudflare provides unlimited hosting for static sites, allowing your next application to run for free forever.

Thank you! Waiting for your response. I tried deploying, but there is an issue with watch.js.

[Amritanshu312]

I will review the watch.js page to identify the issue.

You can deploy Next.js apps on Cloudflare Pages, You can refer to this guide, which also includes a video tutorial. Cloudflare provides unlimited hosting for static sites, allowing your next application to run for free forever.

Thank you! Waiting for your response. I tried deploying, but there is an issue with watch.js.

I will review the watch.js page to identify the issue.

[junioralive]

The problem is at the compilation of watch.js. It compiles only after we call a movie or TV show. For everything else everything works except for when we go to the player page where we receive this error below:

Error loading media. There was an error fetching the media data. Try again later.

I'm just relatively not to familiar with Next.js, and I was trying to work my way out; I just couldn't. Thanks for your help.

[Amritanshu312]

The problem is at the compilation of watch.js. It compiles only after we call a movie or TV show. For everything else everything works except for when we go to the player page where we receive this error below:

Error loading media. There was an error fetching the media data. Try again later.

I'm just relatively not to familiar with Next.js, and I was trying to work my way out; I just couldn't. Thanks for your help.

Cloudflare Pages primarily serves static sites and the logic in this code (useSearchParams, useEffect, etc.) relies on client-side rendering.

The line 'use client'; enforces client-side execution, but the deployment may not fully support it or fails to correctly hydrate the application on the client-side.

So, idk much about cloudfare but make sure Cloudflare supports Next.js' client-side rendering properly. If it doesn’t, consider moving your app to a platform with full Next.js support.