"add timer" not working

[Huevos]

Build at ad155b2

From Main panel click "timers", then click "add timer".

On clicking "add timer" a request is sent to "./api/getallservices?renameserviceforxmbc=1&nolastscanned=1". The request works (as shown in the attached screenshot) but the data is not processed and the screen is not updated.

Reported by an OpenViX user on the forum and verified by me in Firefox and Chrome.

[jbleyel]

probably a similar issue here -> #1541

[jbleyel]

Is this only in Classic interface?
Please check the javascript console for errors.
Please check local storage gas-date variable. YES "gas-date" and not "gas-data" (it's a typo)
gas-date is the data
gas-data is the date

[Huevos]

[jbleyel]

The getallservices json is too big for local storage.
We may need to strip if possible.

The program attribute can be removed because it's not needed here.

Or we find a way to change the quota.

[Huevos]

Ok, maybe we should just forget this. It is too much data. For me ./api/getallservices?renameserviceforxmbc=1&nolastscanned=1 outputs 25MB.

[wedebe]

Just curious @Huevos - how many channels do you have?? 😮

I wonder if you'd mind sending a backup of your lamedb and bouquets that I could use for testing the modern interface?

[Huevos]

In mine 126322 positions including spacers. Most is from IPTV bouquets, not lamedb. I'm not sure what the user who reported it has. I've asked.

[jbleyel]

The spacers should be removed .. I will do that.

[jbleyel]

IPTV can be also removed but only VOD, because you may wanna create a timer for IPTV Live channel.

[jbleyel]

Please check this:
8af7144

by the way .. spacer should be not in the result.

[Huevos]

./api/getallservices?renameserviceforxmbc=1&exclude=lastscanned,vod,program

For me it takes 15 seconds for the server to respond and another 30 seconds to output the data. And then it still doesn't display.

So, too much data to process on the fly.

[AdPatat]

Works again in OpenPli 8.3 on my VU+Ultimate4k... Happy with it!

[kwaaak]

An easy workaround is increasing the quota.

On Firefox, go to about:config and increase the value for dom.storage.default_quota
(https://support.mozilla.org/bm/questions/1353337#answer-1449585)