This post isn’t any better at all compared to previous one. Read our help guidelines as mentioned before, trim down the code to the relevant parts and don’t just throw in a single huge file without sufficient context.

What do you mean?

Don't answer it then, it's not a huge file it shows what it needs for someone to help it only has the feature with the bug in.

In your previous post you were instructed to check out https://nextjs-forum.com/post/1138338531983491154 to understand how to ask better questions. It seems you didn’t really follow any of the advice in there.

It's not low effort....

Fully describe what you're trying to accomplish
Include the relevant chunks of code in your post
Include the logs/errors you are receiving (got no errrors)
Explain what you've tried to solve the issue (no one does this)

Please don’t start arguing here. Also I’m quoting the linked StackOverflow post on how to ask questions:

Not all questions benefit from including code, but if your problem is with code you've written, you should include some. But don't just copy in your entire program! Not only is this likely to get you in trouble if you're posting your employer's code, it likely includes a lot of irrelevant details that readers will need to ignore when trying to reproduce the problem.

It's my code.

I've posted in here before and no one has had a problem.

A minimal reproducible example with only the relevant parts goes a very long way for others to help you out.