The Cell

[Aeo •]

So, I noted an error when testing out The Cell module with my test account.. It goes like this:



Anyone have any idea what's happening..? Because I certainly do not. o.o

EDIT: When I scroll up/down, a copy of the page scrolls up and down with me, but the original page stays exactly where it is.. (I know its the original, as all the links are clickable in the staying-position), and the links in the copy aren't links anymore.

[Stephen Kise]

Sounds like a browser or OS problem. To be specific, Chrome, or Windows 7. This is not exactly a module problem. o.O Because it doesn't cause problems for me as evidence shows.

[Aeo •]

Sounds like a browser or OS problem. To be specific, Chrome, or Windows 7. This is not exactly a module problem. o.O Because it doesn't cause problems for me as evidence shows.

Strange.. o.o It must be the Windows 7, because it's happening in all 3 of my browsers (IE, Firefox and Chrome).

EDIT: But it only happens if I'm IN the cell (locked in and all that), but not if I'm in there as an Admin..

[Boris735]

The generated HTML could be bad (for whatever reason).  It might be worth attaching a zipped copy of the problematic page source for investigative purposes.

[Aeo •]

The generated HTML could be bad (for whatever reason).  It might be worth attaching a zipped copy of the problematic page source for investigative purposes.

In my initial post, I added a link to the zipped file of The Cell.

[Aeo •]

Sounds like a browser or OS problem. To be specific, Chrome, or Windows 7. This is not exactly a module problem. o.O Because it doesn't cause problems for me as evidence shows.

I didn't actually see that last bit of the post. o.o It works perfectly fine when I'm not trapped in the cell (i.e. I can return to the Village or Grotto), but the error only occurs if I'm trapped in the cell (i.e. I can't go anywhere BUT the cell).

I did some testing with commenting out lines here and there, and it has something to do with this code:

Code:

<?php
case "everyhit":
global $SCRIPT_NAME;
global $mostrecentmodule;
if ($SCRIPT_NAME == "ajaxcommentary.php") {
return $args;
}
$op = httpget('op');
if (get_module_pref('incell')){
$nono = 0;
$args = $_SERVER['argv'];
for ($i=0;$i<$_SERVER['argc'];$i+=1){
if (strchr($args[$i],"&c=")) $args[$i] = str_replace(strstr($args[$i],"&c="),"",$args[$i]);
if ($args[$i] == "nonono") $nono = 1;
}
if ($nono == 0){
if ($SCRIPT_NAME == "mail.php" or $SCRIPT_NAME == "petition.php" or $SCRIPT_NAME == "motd.php"){
redirect("runmodule.php?module=thecell&op=nonono");
}elseif ($SCRIPT_NAME <> "runmodule.php" and ($SCRIPT_NAME <> "mail.php" or $SCRIPT_NAME <> "petition.php" or $SCRIPT_NAME <> "motd.php")){
set_module_pref('commons',1);
redirect("runmodule.php?module=thecell");
}
}
}
break;
?>

More specifically:

Code:

<?php
}elseif ($SCRIPT_NAME <> "runmodule.php" and ($SCRIPT_NAME <> "mail.php" or $SCRIPT_NAME <> "petition.php" or $SCRIPT_NAME <> "motd.php")){
set_module_pref('commons',1);
redirect("runmodule.php?module=thecell");
}
?>

[Brendan]

Maybe the redirect is somehow only showing a new copy of the page.

[Aeo •]

Maybe the redirect is somehow only showing a new copy of the page.

I tried commenting out

Code:

<?php
redirect("runmodule.php?module=thecell"); 
?>

in the second block of code I posted before, and that stopped the copying. Only thing was, it didn't redirect players to the cell when I put them in there (that is, my test account).

[Brendan]

Maybe the redirect is somehow only showing a new copy of the page.

I tried commenting out

Code:

<?php
redirect("runmodule.php?module=thecell"); 
?>

in the second block of code I posted before, and that stopped the copying. Only thing was, it didn't redirect players to the cell when I put them in there (that is, my test account).

Yeah it would not work without the redirect. I'm not sure why its acting like that.

[Boris735]

The generated HTML could be bad (for whatever reason).  It might be worth attaching a zipped copy of the problematic page source for investigative purposes.

In my initial post, I added a link to the zipped file of The Cell.

*chuckles*  And I said page source, not module source; i.e., the generated HTML source of the actual page that acts oddly.  (Apologies for not clarifying the distinction earlier.)  There's nothing obviously wrong about the PHP, but there may be something more obviously wrong with the HTML.

[Aeo •]

*chuckles*  And I said page source, not module source; i.e., the generated HTML source of the actual page that acts oddly.  (Apologies for not clarifying the distinction earlier.)  There's nothing obviously wrong about the PHP, but there may be something more obviously wrong with the HTML.

Oh, my bad. xD I viewed the HTML page source just before, and after, the page copied itself (I didn't know if there would be a difference..). They're attached at .txt files.

[Loscil Derails]

I'm getting the same exact bug. Looking into debugging it now.
Are you getting this error?

It's what I'm seeing:


PHP Warning: "thecell_dohook did not return an array in the module thecell for hook everyhit."

[Aeo •]

I'm getting the same exact bug. Looking into debugging it now.
Are you getting this error?

It's what I'm seeing:


PHP Warning: "thecell_dohook did not return an array in the module thecell for hook everyhit."

I haven't debugged it (dunno how).. But I had a suspicion that 'everyhit' was the problem here.

[Loscil Derails]

it appears to do this when the commentary refreshes...
Do you have a modified commentary section?
I dont know how to block the everypage hook for a commentary that auto-refreshes

*edit* I have rather successfully narrowed it down to the modified commentary causing the issue.
However, I don't know how to fix this. Is there a way to say "And dont do this if its part of the commentary"

[Aeo •]

it appears to do this when the commentary refreshes...
Do you have a modified commentary section?
I dont know how to block the everypage hook for a commentary that auto-refreshes

*edit* I have rather successfully narrowed it down to the modified commentary causing the issue.
However, I don't know how to fix this. Is there a way to say "And dont do this if its part of the commentary"

I've only the commentary length and a few moderating buttons.. o.o