Jack includes a much newer jquery.js than the firmware’s version. Using both in the same ASP could lead to unpredictable results, maybe.Here are some samples of what I get. All pretty much have similar output.
Jack includes a much newer jquery.js than the firmware’s version. Using both in the same ASP could lead to unpredictable results, maybe.Here are some samples of what I get. All pretty much have similar output.
Gotcha - my confusion stemmed from this sentence in your prior post ...When I implemented the fix and tested it before submitting the PR, I had no issues with my RT-AC86U running the latest 386.14 F/W.
Keep in mind that you *must* update to the latest 1.4.6 version from the 'develop' branch:
Bash:/jffs/scripts/uiScribe develop /jffs/scripts/uiScribe forceupdate
If you still have issues, grab some screenshots, including the browser console window to see what or where the problem might be.
Keep in mind that you *must* update to the latest 1.4.6 version from the 'develop' branch:
Bash:/jffs/scripts/uiScribe develop /jffs/scripts/uiScribe forceupdate
If you still have issues, grab some screenshots, including the browser console window to see what or where the problem might be.
I don't have uiScribe installed. Shall I install it in order to solve the problem ?When I implemented the fix and tested it before submitting the PR, I had no issues with my RT-AC86U running the latest 386.14 F/W.
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Keep in mind that you *must* update to the latest 1.4.6 version from the 'develop' branch:
Bash:/jffs/scripts/uiScribe develop /jffs/scripts/uiScribe forceupdate
If you still have issues, grab some screenshots, including the browser console window to see what or where the problem might be.
If you do not have uiScribe installed; what problem do you have that you are trying to solve?I don't have uiScribe installed. Shall I install it in order to solve the problem ?
The fixes for the missing scroll bars in addon scripts generally will need to be fixed by the addon developer. For Diversion, the developer is, as they indicated in an earlier in post #3, away from home, and will be addressing it some time this week (or maybe next).I cannot scroll the spdmerlin WebUI (now working after having forced an update)
scmerlin WebUI is working
Sitemap WebUI not working
Also the Diversion WebUI is disabling the scrollbar.
Now I'm not at home but I will do.The fixes for the missing scroll bars in addon scripts generally will need to be fixed by the addon developer. For Diversion, the developer is, as they indicated in an earlier in post #3, away from home, and will be addressing it some time this week (or maybe next).
Post a screen shot of the "sitemap webui" so people can see the issue and the developer can fix if it is not already fixed.
I can confirm that I am seeing this on other add-ons "connmon" & "spdMerlin" and the above fix temporarily brings back the scroll bar. Is there a permanent fix.There are already other threads for Skynet and YazFi addons ... however no mention as yet that Diversion's webui page is probably the most prevalent one to be hit by this problem. Here is the exact problem that affects MOST addon webui pages [with the exception so far of - scMerlin page]
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If one manually edits out "overflow: hidden;" and leaves the rest - the page displays correctly with the scroll bar fully functional.
I am not a coder - so have no idea what generates that unwanted piece of code.
On the other hand - I have no doubt that @thelonelycoder will be able to find a fix - and also that the same fix can be applied to all the other add-on pages that don't scroll under 386.14 - The biggest impact from a scrolling point of view is on Scribe and Skynet - useless if you can't scroll .
If I understand the Merlon Maestro correctly - this problem was introduced by Asus itself ... and I guess will likely find its way into future GPL releases from Asus for other models in their range??
Check the individual addon posts in the subforum to see if the issue has been corrected by developer(s).I can confirm that I am seeing this on other add-ons "connmon" & "spdMerlin" and the above fix temporarily brings back the scroll bar. Is there a permanent fix.
The permanent fix for 386.14 routers is for Add-on developers to removeI can confirm that I am seeing this on other add-ons "connmon" & "spdMerlin" and the above fix temporarily brings back the scroll bar. Is there a permanent fix.
jQuery.noConflict()
from their ASP pages, and fix the loading sequence of state.js
and jquery.js
in the ASP.sed -i.bak 's/var \$j=jQuery.noConflict();//; s/\$j(/\$(/g' /jffs/addons/connmon.d/connmonstats_www.asp
mv /jffs/addons/connmon.d/connmonstats_www.asp.bak /jffs/addons/connmon.d/connmonstats_www.asp
I can confirm that I am seeing this on other add-ons "connmon" & "spdMerlin" and the above fix temporarily brings back the scroll bar. Is there a permanent fix.
/jffs/scripts/connmon develop
/jffs/scripts/connmon forceupdate
/jffs/scripts/spdmerlin develop
/jffs/scripts/spdmerlin forceupdate
/jffs/scripts/ntpmerlin develop
/jffs/scripts/ntpmerlin forceupdate
I guess nobody is using IPTraffic anymore, as this is the first I hear of it. IPTraffic is incompatible with CTF and only available with kernel 2.6.36, so nearly a non-existent userbase I suppose.When playing with 386.14 I found missing scroll bar in firmware itself, per IP monitoring page, Traffic Analyzer.
Excellent solution worked perfectly. Thank You.When I implemented the fix and tested it before submitting the PR, I had no issues with my RT-AC86U running the latest 386.14 F/W.
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Keep in mind that you *must* update to the latest 1.4.6 version from the 'develop' branch:
Bash:/jffs/scripts/uiScribe develop /jffs/scripts/uiScribe forceupdate
If you still have issues, grab some screenshots, including the browser console window to see what or where the problem might be.
I cannot scroll the spdmerlin WebUI (now working after having forced an update)
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