Joined: 31 Jul 2021 Posts: 2143 Location: All over YOUR webs
Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2021 16:02 Post subject:
@Mlandi, I split this from build thread.
So yea, I so suspected it was something with your specific setup, in this case its the IP's extra long? I tried duplicating with adding an IPv6 but that wasnt long enough to cause breakage as you see.
IDK why only now this issue comes to light.
I have a fix of sorts for this, I wanted however to ensure that you have cleared the browser cache and that the issue was still present then before I push the fix.
Unfortunately the way to fix this is to hide the extra long IP characters that overflow
Joined: 16 Nov 2015 Posts: 5687 Location: UK, London, just across the river..
Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2021 16:39 Post subject:
on 1043v2 using opera developer edition Version:83.0.4253.0 or pale-moon 29.4.2.1 LAN status page its fine... so, it could be browser specific or even router model specific...
i also always use new private window to open GUI on what ever browser i use...mostly pale moon and opera dev edition...those are GUI only
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Joined: 31 Jul 2021 Posts: 2143 Location: All over YOUR webs
Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2021 17:07 Post subject:
You need to force a long IP string into the IP field to be able to duplicate. Regular IPs wont do it and Mlandi isn't being forthcoming to wth long ass string that is or if he cleared the cache.
Now not even IPv6 long ass single address broke it, I had to attach 2 ipv6 addresses one after the other on my browser to be able to break it.
So yea, I so suspected it was something with your specific setup, in this case its the IP's extra long? I tried duplicating with adding an IPv6 but that wasnt long enough to cause breakage as you see.
IDK why only now this issue comes to light.
I have a fix of sorts for this, I wanted however to ensure that you have cleared the browser cache and that the issue was still present then before I push the fix.
Unfortunately the way to fix this is to hide the extra long IP characters that overflow
While Im am here, I wanted to add a sort icon to the headers that are sortable.
Here is a sneak preview.
I figured it was my IPv6 addresses. If you can trim the leading side of the addresses, that would be better since all of them will have the same first four groups.
Joined: 31 Jul 2021 Posts: 2143 Location: All over YOUR webs
Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2021 17:27 Post subject:
MLandi wrote:
I figured it was my IPv6 addresses. If you can trim the leading side of the addresses, that would be better since all of them will have the same first four groups.
Love the sort option!
You still haven't answered that if you cleared the cache or not and after clearing the browser cache, if the issue wast there or not...
The fix will be like my gif shows, the extra long bit will be cut off after when the length of the field is hit.
I tweaked the lengths of the headers also, because there was 100% width to divi up the fields so I made some longer some narrower to fit with the titles. The IP field is a little longer now.
Joined: 31 Jul 2021 Posts: 2143 Location: All over YOUR webs
Posted: Fri Dec 03, 2021 14:00 Post subject:
Don't get me going on these stupid OS settings. It should always be 100% DPI and provide an PI that can allow browsers to ignore that DPI. Else its scaling OS > scaling Browser = scaling websites == utter crap.
Browser side, I'm hoping soon text-size-adjust will become a standard across all browsers and then maybe one set of CSS/HTML will behave/display like intended without having browsers font-sizes affect website defined font-sizes and scale it to something that is neither.
So we wait and hope people in general understand we cant work miracles when Firmware size matters and the CSS needed to workaround most use cases is double and then there are responsive designs more CSS to account for screen widths, so not easy at all.
In the meanwhile we have to appreciate limitations and not try to come up with edge cases that cause a wack a mole situation.
