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Explore Repositories option fails for adding new content - CSS hides the content form

EddieW
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November 16, 2011

I originally thought this was a performance issue until I used fiddler to see what was actually going on.

Turns out that the CSS panel that shows the loading indicator is never set to hidden and the div panel that shows the picker/browser is never shown (left as hidden)

# create new review

# click to add content

# Choose Explore Repositories

# Greyed out screen with loading image appaears, and never goes away.

The interesting twist is that fiddler showed a successful call against this URL: https://XXXX/source/cru/TINEVENTS-6/edit-browse/~author%3DXXXXXXX/Reuse_Pathed/

And when I pasted that URL into a new window, I _immediately_ got the repository explorer!.

So i went back to Chrome and started looking at the live source code for the page. By only changing the CSS properties of 2 divs (hiding one, showing the other) I weas able to display the repository explorerer and choose my files. (screenshots on their way)

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Felipe Kraemer
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November 21, 2011

Hi, Eddie.

I'm not sure what's your FishEye / Crucible version, but I think you're having this problem:

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CRUC-5923

This bug was fixed in FishEye / Crucible 2.7.6. If your FishEye / Crucible version is prior than that, could you please consider upgrading?

Hope this helps!

Cheers,
Felipe Kraemer
Atlassian Support

EddieW
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December 6, 2011

Yeah, just a minor bug that completely destroys the primary use case of code reviews. Its not surprising such a teeny-weeny defect slipped out the door without any communication to follow or warn customers.

^ sarcasm - how could such a defect ship from the makers of tools meant to prevent such disasters!

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