Unidentified bug in Diagnostics > Table
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The buttons to remove IPs from the tables do not work.
Is the bug that there are buttons or that the buttons do not work? I am not sure. :) -
What browser are you using?
IE is famous for hating some of our AJAX calls, so I wouldn't be surprised if it didn't work for that, but others should work.
Does the problem happen with all tables or only certain ones?
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Did you click the buttons actually? (The cursor onmouseover does not really seem to suggest they'd be clickable, but they are.)
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Actually it does appear to be a bug. The IP does delete from the table but it doesn't "disappear" dynamically for me either, at least for me when I tried it just now from firefox on a snap from yesterday.
If I refresh the page after clicking, it removed the entry.
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Well, it does disappear here (though I have NFC what effect is it supposed to have). Chrome v28.
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Which table are you testing it on?
I tried it in FF and Chrome and it the effect doesn't work for me on a random table I'm trying. It's supposed to be a jquery fadeout
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ok, it's even weirder. It works on some, but not others.
Maybe it's simpler than that: It works on IPs but not subnets?
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Looks like, at least the bug I saw, it wouldn't work with CIDR format entries. I just pushed a fix for that. If that wasn't the issue others are seeing, we'll need a lot more detail.
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I am using Firefox.
All the x-buttons to the right each entry are "no-link" images, for all tables (IPs or networks).If I refresh the page after clicking, it removed the entry.
Not for me. I don't even see a link in the statusbar of Firefox when I hover the x-buttons.
Possibly related because removing seems to work for some: I have pfBlocker installed. -
They do not appear as links. They are javascript only. They do register a click if you click them, though.
After my last change it works for me in FF on every table I tried. Though I don't have pfBlocker installed.
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I've clicked them too - different ones, from different tables.. and with reloading. There is no effect.
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Do you have any browser plugins installed that could be blocking it? (e.g. noscript or similar)
There isn't any problem with the code as far as I can see. It works everywhere I've managed to try it from, after my last fix.
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I use noscript, and disabling it makes no difference on linux, mac and windows (all using a current ff).
Its not a big problem for me I might add… so no worries please. :)
OTOH, If you need some debug info of some sort - let me know. -
Have you tried running FF with all add-ins disabled, not just noscript?
I'm far from a JS expert, but if someone wants to take a stab at trying to debug it, go ahead.
If it isn't broken for anyone else, though, I'm more inclined to think it's not the code on pfSense that's causing it.
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I've tried the firefox safemode (starts firefox with factory settings AFAIK and with all addons disabled): same thing.
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Might be of relevance: I am using gitsync (gitsync'ed a fresh 2.0.3 install, which pulled some pkg's for git). I have not tried deleting tables before the gitsync install/updates though. I have also installed ripe-whois from the freebsd repo.
Other packages installed:
pfBlocker, Ipguard-dev, nmap, OpenVPN Client Export Utility
