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You are getting Error: Invalid modifier. Modifier must be an object. error because of a syntax error in the update statement of the server method.

imports/api/news/methods.js

You export default from './collections_img.js'

But you import it like this:

I believe Meteor.defer is more suited to what you're trying to achieve here.

Example:

Your SchoolRegister method accepts 2 arguments: phone and schoolmail. When you create the school you call the methods with one argument called newschoolname. So something is wrong here with your naming convention, but it shouldn't really matter regarding your question.

With MongoDB, you use insert to add a new record to your collection. If you need to update it, use update. So one way to solve your problem is to:

• In AddSchoolLayout, call your method to insert the document the first time. NewSchoolDB.insert(...) will return the ID of the created record. Keep that ID and pass it to your next page, for exemple in the URL.

• In your next page, SchoolContactLayout, you need to call a new method which is going to update your school, using the ID returned by the previous method. This new method will look something like this:

The error on the console is a reference error which states that document is not defined. How are you inserting a new customer? You did not specify it from your code. The ideal way to go is create a customer object using values from the form fields and when you call the 'customer.insert' method;you pass it the customer object. const customer = { name: } //call the method passing in the object Meteor.call('customer.insert' , customer ) On the 'customer.insert' method on the server side you do an insert in the customer document. Customer.insert(customer)

Using yarn install instead of npm install solved the problem.

Changing the old way of importing html templates for templateUrl for all my components and switching from LESS to SASS did the trick. The app is now working with the latest version of Meteor.

Your code assumes that a record will be found, but it's better to be defensive in your coding, and assume that things can go wrong, This is your code:

Fixed! Found a forked repo with a fix

meteor add staringatlights:fast-render

instead of

meteor add meteorhacks:fast-render