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Sometimes in Chrome (both Mac and PC), the autoread list stops automatically refreshing.
I added a few debug console.logs in Chrome's copy of PlansPlus (one at the start of the poll() function to make sure it was executing and one after the AJAX call is complete to give me the status code), and I found a little more info, but it's weird. The poll() function gets called correctly all the time, but sometimes the AJAX call returns a status of "0," which seems like it isn't an actual status. Once that status 0 gets returned, the refreshing autoread list is dead until you open a new tab or restart Chrome. Random Googling thinks that status may be a result of an unresolvable URL, a cross-site AJAX request or refreshing the page right as the AJAX request is happening.
Also, normally the Chrome console reports the console.logs as coming from something like "edit.php:273," but when that status 0 starts happening and until you navigate to a new page (or refresh the current one), the origin changes to something like "[VM] edit.php (1158):273."
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Sometimes in Chrome (both Mac and PC), the autoread list stops automatically refreshing.
I added a few debug console.logs in Chrome's copy of PlansPlus (one at the start of the poll() function to make sure it was executing and one after the AJAX call is complete to give me the status code), and I found a little more info, but it's weird. The poll() function gets called correctly all the time, but sometimes the AJAX call returns a status of "0," which seems like it isn't an actual status. Once that status 0 gets returned, the refreshing autoread list is dead until you open a new tab or restart Chrome. Random Googling thinks that status may be a result of an unresolvable URL, a cross-site AJAX request or refreshing the page right as the AJAX request is happening.
Also, normally the Chrome console reports the console.logs as coming from something like "edit.php:273," but when that status 0 starts happening and until you navigate to a new page (or refresh the current one), the origin changes to something like "[VM] edit.php (1158):273."
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: