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Have you ever experienced posting and other updates hang
spinning, but the update never works and you have to reload the pages or retry the upload , or retry the post.
I was wondering if inform and status messages that flash on the screen at the moment a json update causes a conflict resulting in a hang. Just a theory.
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I did a couple of times, but I could not reproduce the issue to do some debugging. I posted a message on my forum, the animation started and it stalled. Post was created, but I had to go to the index page to see it. It happened with Vanilla 2.0.18.4, I haven't used 2.1 extensively, yet.
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This could get really interesting for documenting how to dbug json requests
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This could get really interesting for documenting how to dbug json requests
I suppose you could use logger plugin (because die() will put put you in a never-ending loop) or use the standard debug log that comes with vanilla.
a nice writeup for the wiki by a master of json debugging could come in handy.
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The posts are always created correctly, therefore I would exclude an issue there. So I guess the bug is either in the PHP code that returns a response to the calling JavaScript, or in the JavaScript itself, which fails to refresh the page.
Some logging would definitely help for the backend, but it has to be added in many places. If the issue is in the frontend, Firebug will have to do a significant amount of overtime, I'm afraid...
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well - unrelated or not. if a auto-draft is saved at the same time, it seems to cause a post hang, at least what i've seen. But I'm thinking of the broader issue. Could be server is busy with database writes or connectivity times out. But I was wondering if the inform has any potential to foul up the works - you would think not if is asynch. But this is my weak area.
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Oh man, that's something for Vanilla 2.1
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