Can't save settings

[joelstitch]

Whenever I try to save my settings I get a message saying "There was an error". There's no trace of the error on the logs. It says that its up to date. I also tried doing a fresh install and still the same. All the folders have the right permissions. Everything works fine I just cant save any new changes to the settings.

I am using Ubuntu Server 14.04

[TutenStain]

Same. However the settings actually get saved.

[joelstitch]

I just noticed that today. I guess it doesn't matter as long as the
settings get saves. But I would like to know what's the error.
On Mar 19, 2016 5:13 PM, "Barnabas Sapan" [email protected] wrote:

Same. However the settings actually get saved.

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[joelstitch]

Actually I thought it was saving the settings but if you refresh the page the settings go back to how they were so it doesn't save them.

[sfunk1x]

This is still happening in Master.

2016-07-24 19:52:05 INFO Writing configuration to file
2016-07-24 19:51:07 INFO Headphones is up to date
2016-07-24 19:51:07 INFO Retrieving latest version information from GitHub

The settings are saved as one would expect, but there is still a popup alerting the user that an error has occurred. This happens on checking for a new update as well. As far as I can tell, the settings are saved each time so functionally it's mostly there, but the messaging is erroneous.

[maxkoryukov]

Just information:

If you will try to search for the source of the error, you will find, that JS on the client side for notifications has a lot of spaghetti-code and is used not only on the Settings page..

I've tried to rewrite it (in #2590), but there is a lot of dependencies, and one fix for the "Settings" page could break down notifications on other pages... I think, someone do that.. 😞

[draftzero]

I'm having a similar issue, I'm unable to update Plex Token. I can save it, but if I refresh, it loses it's settings.