[Netsurf-develop] Textarea crash
by Andy Wingate
28 Mar 2005 19:30 and one from 15 Mar 2005. Intermediate versions not
tested.
After sending a giant URL to NetSurf in the Iconbar.com forums, I came
across a problem with textareas.
I have cut it down to a small testcase (Form.html, attached). If I
type just enough to generate scrollbars and then press return then the
up cursor arrow, NetSurf dies.
StdErr ends with:
desktop/browser.c browser_window_textarea_callback 1269: key 13 at 5 in 'netsu'
desktop/browser.c browser_window_textarea_callback 1269: key 30 at 0 in ''
"desktop/browser.c", line 1207: browser_window_textarea_click: Assertion failed: text_box->type == BOX_INLINE
Fatal signal received: Aborted
Stack backtrace:
( 24bc94) pc: 1076a0 lr: 56128 sp: 24bc98 __unixlib_raise_signal()
( 24bca4) pc: 560fc lr: 59600 sp: 24bca8 raise()
( 24bcb8) pc: 595c4 lr: 101ae0 sp: 24bcbc abort()
( 24bce8) pc: 101a74 lr: 6d060 sp: 24bcec __assert2()
( 24bd24) pc: 6ce28 lr: 72fa8 sp: 24bd28 ^browser_window_textarea_click()
( 24bd70) pc: 72b3c lr: 7a118 sp: 24bd74 ^browser_window_textarea_callback()
( 24bd80) pc: 7a0f0 lr: 10df40 sp: 24bd84 browser_window_key_press()
( 24bdec) pc: 10de1c lr: 73430 sp: 24bdf0 ro_gui_window_keypress()
( 24be04) pc: 733a8 lr: 1bcc10 sp: 24be08 ^ro_gui_keypress()
( 24be14) pc: 1bcb48 lr: 1bcae0 sp: 24be18 ^ro_gui_handle_event()
( 24bf30) pc: 1bc964 lr: 121f1c sp: 24bf34 gui_poll()
( 24bf40) pc: 121f04 lr: 934bc sp: 24bf44 ^netsurf_poll()
( 24bf58) pc: 93474 lr: 15db5c sp: 24bf5c main()
( 24bf70) pc: 15dae4 lr: 8e54 sp: 24bf74 _main()
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18 years, 1 month
[Netsurf-develop] Infinite loop?
by Jan-Jaap van der Geer
Iyonix, RO5.08, Netsurf 26 Mar 2005 01:15
I tried looking for something on www.imdb.com, but after the
search NetSurf seems to remain in an infinite loop. Or if it isn't,
it is taking a very long time...
All I did was going to the main page, type in 'Linklater' in the
searchbox at the left, press Enter (just tried the mouse: Same
effect). The results appear, together with the hourglass. And this
remains, it never seems to get ready.
First time I tried, it seemed to work, but since then it gets into
this loop every single time. But I do think it possibly doesn't
happen *every* time. Not sure though. Last 10 times or so it got
into this loop.
I did notice that while loading the initial page, NetSurf
complained something about an invalid JPEG. Not sure if this has
anything to do with it though.
Cheers,
Jan-Jaap
18 years, 2 months
[Netsurf-develop] NetSurf Metal Theme
by Richard Spencer
I've uploaded a simple NetSurf theme (just a Spritefile) at
http://www.richardspencer.freeuk.com/ns_metal.zip
To install, drag the !NetSurf dir over the top of your application,
select Choices from the iconbar>Themes>Metal, quit and reload.
Based on MIT's Galeon project's Remembrance theme, with an original
throbber I'm getting to like :-)
Please let me know likes or dislikes. The whole thing is very beta and
will be adapted as Netsurf grows/changes.
--
Richard
18 years, 2 months
[Netsurf-develop] Netsurf problems
by David H Wild
1. Go to www.gunjee.com.
Click to enter and then click on link to pictures.
Click on one of the events at the top of the list, and you will get a
panel of twentyfive pictures.
Click on the third, or subsequent, picture. You will get a little row
of five pictures across the top of the screen, and the hourglass will come
on for the large picture - but it won't stop, and the only way out is to
click alt-break to stop NetSurf. It worked up to three weeks ago.
2. I have a "mini website" created using PicIndex. Using Netsurf on this
brings up two problems.
The index pictures (231 of them) can be made to appear only by pressing
the reload button several times.
The HTML for each picture allows you to move backwards and forwards by
clicking on the right or left side of the picture. For landscape pictures,
moving back doesn't work until I drag the window out just a little bit
further although I have clicked to "maximise" the window.
I am sure that this was cured once, but seems to have slipped back in.
18 years, 2 months
[Netsurf-develop] Error "Could not resolve host" for all hosts
by David Joy
Hi,
Netsurf doesn't seem to be able to resolve any hosts on my system. When I
try and load any page online it thinks for about a minute before giving
up with an error. The problem has been present in all versions of Netsurf
I have tried, including the 28 March test build.
The error (in the browser window):
Sorry, Netsurf was unable to display this page
Could not resolve host: www.google.co.uk (Domain name not found)
The system is a StrongARM RiscPC running Risc OS 3.70, with a Unipod
100baseT network card on a home network accessing the internet through a
NAT router. !Internet says it is version 5.00. The primary name server in
the !Boot network configuration is set to the router, which runs a DNS
cache (192.168.0.1), but I have also tested with the !Boot network
configuation set to use my ISP's name server directly (212.159.13.49).
Resolution works correctly for all other applications (including Oregano
2). E.g.:
*ping -c1 www.google.co.uk
PING www.l.google.com (216.239.59.147): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 216.239.59.147: icmp_seq=0 ttl=246 time=70 ms
As a workaround I have set up a squid proxy on a separate Linux host and
set the network proxy in Choices to its numeric IP address (using a
hostname doesn't work). The browser can then access any page correctly.
Is there any further information you might need?
Thanks for your help, and thanks for a great browser.
Regards,
David
18 years, 2 months
[Netsurf-develop] crash during text input
by James Scholes
Netsurf has just crashed when inputting text on the drobe comments
system, and I *think* it may have something to do with the first
character on a new line being a space. I can repeat this in any box on
drobe. haven't tried any other sites though.
Fill the first line of the box with anything you like, so that pressing
space gets you onto a new line straight away. The next character causes
the crash.
It appears that the key number is over 100 or greater in every case.
I've tested this in various fonts, default size 14pt, minimum 12.
Here are the relevant bits of a stderr:
desktop/browser.c browser_window_textarea_callback 1269: key 97 at 37 in 'pages in the same window, you've got '
desktop/browser.c browser_window_textarea_callback 1269: key 32 at 38 in 'pages in the same window, you've got a'
desktop/browser.c browser_window_textarea_callback 1269: key 108 at 0 in ''
Error 0x80000200: Floating point exception: invalid operation
pc: 0x11e690
f0: 2147483648.000000 f1: 192.000000 f2: 140.000000 f3: 1072.000000
f4: 1100.000000 f5: 1.000000 f6: 1.000000 f7: 0.000000
fpsr: 1070010
Fatal signal received: Floating point exception
Stack backtrace:
( 24cfe4) pc: 107698 lr: 21a640 sp: 24cfe8 __unixlib_raise_signal()
( 24cff4) pc: 21a540 lr: 11f054 sp: 24a938 *** UnixLib error handler ***()
( 24a9c8) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24a9cc ^html_redraw_box()
( 24aa5c) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24aa60 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24aaf0) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24aaf4 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24ab84) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24ab88 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24ac18) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24ac1c ^html_redraw_box()
( 24acac) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24acb0 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24ad40) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24ad44 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24add4) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24add8 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24ae68) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24ae6c ^html_redraw_box()
( 24aefc) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24af00 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24af90) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24af94 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24b1e8) pc: 11e638 lr: 947c sp: 24b1ec ^html_redraw_box()
( 24b27c) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24b280 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24b310) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24b314 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24b3a4) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24b3a8 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24b438) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24b43c ^html_redraw_box()
( 24b4cc) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24b4d0 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24b560) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24b564 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24b5f4) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24b5f8 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24b688) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24b68c ^html_redraw_box()
( 24b71c) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24b720 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24b7b0) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24b7b4 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24b844) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24b848 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24b8d8) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24b8dc ^html_redraw_box()
( 24b96c) pc: 11e638 lr: 11f054 sp: 24b970 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24ba00) pc: 11e638 lr: 90910 sp: 24ba04 ^html_redraw_box()
( 24ba34) pc: 90884 lr: 640c4 sp: 24ba38 html_redraw()
( 24ba68) pc: 64020 lr: 1be86c sp: 24ba6c content_redraw()
( 24bb14) pc: 1be558 lr: 168cb8 sp: 24bb18 gui_window_update_box()
( 24bc64) pc: 168910 lr: 7798c sp: 24bc68 ^browser_window_callback()
( 24bcb4) pc: 77900 lr: 679bc sp: 24bcc0 content_broadcast()
( 24bd24) pc: 678ec lr: 731a8 sp: 24bd28 ^browser_redraw_box()
( 24bd70) pc: 72b3c lr: 7a118 sp: 24bd74 ^browser_window_textarea_callback()
( 24bd80) pc: 7a0f0 lr: 10df3c sp: 24bd84 browser_window_key_press()
( 24bdec) pc: 10de18 lr: 73430 sp: 24bdf0 ro_gui_window_keypress()
( 24be04) pc: 733a8 lr: 1bcc08 sp: 24be08 ^ro_gui_keypress()
( 24be14) pc: 1bcb40 lr: 1bcad8 sp: 24be18 ^ro_gui_handle_event()
( 24bf30) pc: 1bc95c lr: 121f14 sp: 24bf34 gui_poll()
( 24bf40) pc: 121efc lr: 934b4 sp: 24bf44 ^netsurf_poll()
( 24bf58) pc: 9346c lr: 15db54 sp: 24bf5c main()
( 24bf70) pc: 15dadc lr: 8e54 sp: 24bf74 _main()
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18 years, 2 months
[Netsurf-develop] YahooMail
by tony moore
Netsurf is permitted by YahooMail to log-on to its current
version, but the result is less than useful because most of the
buttons (including 'send') do not work.
Fresco, on the other hand, is forced to log-on to an earlier
version of YahooMail. This is not so elegant, but it does work
(apart from attachments).
I am not aware of any way of customising YahooMail, so that any
particular version could be used, but I wonder if it is possible
for NetSurf to pretend to be Fresco, so that it could log-on to
the older version of YahooMail?
Tony
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18 years, 2 months
[Netsurf-develop] Re: global history 'last week'
by tony moore
On 25 Mar 2005, John-Mark Bell wrote:
[snip]
> At present, NetSurf makes calls to UnixLib whose underlying
> implementation uses the RISC OS Territory system to work out
> the names of the days. If you have an issue with this, then
> your problem is with the RISC OS UK Territory defining day 1
> to be Sunday.
Thank you for that explanation. I am not convinced that day1 =
sunday follows current colloquial usage but, so far as NetSurf
is concerned, I have no further comment.
(Sorry for the delayed response.)
Tony
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18 years, 2 months
