registration / login button has no visible effect except clearing password fields.

[mk-pmb]

i tried to register, but all the submit button did was clear the password fields, no info on success or failure. to check for silent success, i then tried to login with the account i just attempted to register, but the login button had the same problem, only visible effect was to clear the password field.

• i'm using Firefox 26.0 on Ubuntu precise.
• the JS console sometimes reports "too much recursion" or "this.sink is null".

[twobob]

https://code.google.com/p/fbug/source/detail?r=6306
just as a thought in case you wondered what the this.sink was talking about. It relates to setAsyncListener IIRC.

as for "too much recursion" that is - in general - a method that errantly calls itself.
haven't noticed that one...

So - with my magic guesswork hat on - I am going to guess you run firebug and possibly one other plugin and that those errors are coming from there....

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Now re your actual issue:
I also run FF26 on Ubuntu 64 and have reported something similar to this here
NetEase/pomelo#400

Might I also add that you dont make it clear whether you were trying to run the online demo or an actual downloaded version of the client powered locally.

(This would make a difference to the likely things to check. I.E you have actually started the game-server for example)

It's not a solution but hope the background helps.

[twobob]

Okay, So I went and tested this again just now.

" Register fail！" seems to be the message that is spat out if the user already exists.

However, the registration process does now, seemingly, work for FF 26.0 on Linux.

HOWEVER. as reported NetEase/pomelo#400 the actual screen will simply go blank once the 1->100% loading process is complete. so... still fail. However it works in Chrome.

Hope that helps

[mk-pmb]

i'd be willing to test w/o Firebug as soon as any pomelo dev seems to care about firefox users.

[twobob]

I did get a reply from Charlie on the OP about it. Can't comment on the politics (since I have no idea) but I could test it on a winwoes box possibly, see if the problem is Linux specific...

That might be half a plan I suppose. Could explain perhaps why it has gone unnoticed...
Next time I fire up a Microshaft box I will have a looksee.

[twobob]

OK - so I tested it.

Works on Windows. Duh. So there you go... now we know. Charlie must run a MS box (or some other non-unix flavour) - time to do some digging for we linux folks...