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Element click intercepted: Login Button is not clickable (Docker) #226
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I am seeing this now as well |
I am seeing this as well. Running on the develop docker image in docker. |
Fixes #226. For a reason unknown to me, Southwest's website now has a pop-up saying "Something must have gone wrong. Please try again" when running the Docker image (it is probably due to their website changes that are happening now). Clicking "OK" on the pop-up removes it and everything else works correctly, so that is the solution for now.
Fixed in the latest develop commit. I was able to reproduce it in Docker as well. There was a pop-up coming up that said "Something must have gone wrong. Please try again". Not sure why that was appearing, but clicking "OK" removes the pop-up and everything continues as normal. This is probably due to another one of their changes and may be fixed later, but I'll keep it in case this issue ever comes up again. |
@jdholtz I can use develop branch in docker? Is your new changes pushed to docker hub? |
Yes, whenever there are changes to the develop branch, a Docker image automatically gets pushed to Docker hub within a few minutes. |
I'm now getting the following using the new develop docker image. Successfully logs in and then 403s getting the reservations....odd
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That pop-up must mean that something actually did go wrong, so I guess it can't be ignored. I'll reopen this. Unfortunately, I don't have any flights to test with right now. @bradzab0623 does the same thing happen when you use a reservation instead of an account? |
Agh.. I guess this is an issue with reservations. Unfortunately I do not have any reservations to check in. |
Interesting the first attempt worked but ~4 subsequent attempts failed.
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@jdholtz 403 issue for me is resolved. I was able to login to account and successfully retrieve the reservation. edit: I just restarted the container, and it was successful.. I'm going to continue to run it and see if any errors will arise. |
I am seeing the 403 error on the develop branch now. Failed to retrieve reservation for with confirmation number . Reason: Forbidden 403. The python script seems to be working, only an issue in docker. |
I'll close this issue in favor of #230, where the 403 error will be tracked (which is the underlying cause of this issue). |
Version
Auto-Southwest Check-In v7.2 (develop branch)
Browser Version
chrome=121.0.6167.184
Description
Getting an error unable to click login button and the container auto stops due to failure.
Error:
element click intercepted: Element ... is not clickable at point (1369, 29)
Note: I ran this in Terminal and it's working as expected I'm not sure why Docker is not working.
To Reproduce
Run docker with config.json using accounts
Expected Behavior
Should be successfully logged in.
Relevant logs and program output
Additional context
No response
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