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Unable to add settings url #11

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hitchhiker opened this issue Nov 29, 2017 · 5 comments
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Unable to add settings url #11

hitchhiker opened this issue Nov 29, 2017 · 5 comments

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@hitchhiker
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I've tried a few methods, latest FF Quantum.. I'm unable to add my server URL, it simply freezes on the UI settings page.
@valpackett
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That's weird. What exactly freezes? The whole browser? Settings tab?

@hitchhiker
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hitchhiker commented Nov 29, 2017 •
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.. the actual settings HTML UI .. or more specifically the INPUTs are unresponsive..

  1. I enter the IP of my transmission server into 'SERVER URL'.. (actually any IP seems to do it)
  2. Click over any [INPUT] below that, and it's all unresponsive.. ie won't set focus etc. / SAVE button doesn't click / [SELECT] doesn't respond etc etc - however the checkboxes (auto update) above do work.

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Are you entering the URL correctly? (Should end in /transmission/ as the label says). If it's not correct, it should show an alert, but looks like alerts don't actually show up. (Showed up for me in development o_0)

@hitchhiker
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I wasn't - my bad, read it as 'without transmission/web/rpc' :( oops. Works now - cheers!

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Yeah, I should fix this to use something other than alert()…

valpackett added a commit that referenced this issue Dec 6, 2017
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Display an inline warning for the URL instead of alert, fixes #12, #11
a1fd279 
For some reason the alert worked for me in development but does not work
in production. W T F
valpackett added a commit that referenced this issue Jan 28, 2024
@valpackett
Display an inline warning for the URL instead of alert, fixes #12, #11
df109c4 
For some reason the alert worked for me in development but does not work
in production. W T F
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