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When loading the minigame "Card-Jitsu Snow" inside of Club Penguin, HTTP requests are failing because they're sending POST requests instead of GET requests, leading to the game failing to load everything, and even displaying the default Metaplace client error messages, which are normally never seen.
Expected behavior
The game loads to the player select screen successfully.
Until #18296 is fixed, this issue isn't the easiest to debug, as the arguments aren't being passed correctly. There isn't an easy way to bypass this because you need your login token for the API routes, and that's stored internally by the game, or externally on Redis. If you are running a local server, you can use the HTML file inside of Snow.zip to skip that step. If you get to the "Already Logged In" screen (shown below), then you've likely fixed the issue (screenshot is using a proxy as a temporary fix)
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Describe the bug
When loading the minigame "Card-Jitsu Snow" inside of Club Penguin, HTTP requests are failing because they're sending POST requests instead of GET requests, leading to the game failing to load everything, and even displaying the default Metaplace client error messages, which are normally never seen.
Expected behavior
The game loads to the player select screen successfully.
Content Location
https://media.cpimagined.net/game/mpassets//playclients/r3662/flash_client_base_fp11.swf
com.metaplace.central.net.webRequest:WebLoader/execQueuedLoad
Affected platform
Browser's extension
Operating system
Windows 11 23H2 (22631.4317)
Browser
Arc 1.24.0.54812 (Chromium 130.0.6723.44)
Additional information
Until #18296 is fixed, this issue isn't the easiest to debug, as the arguments aren't being passed correctly. There isn't an easy way to bypass this because you need your login token for the API routes, and that's stored internally by the game, or externally on Redis. If you are running a local server, you can use the HTML file inside of Snow.zip to skip that step. If you get to the "Already Logged In" screen (shown below), then you've likely fixed the issue (screenshot is using a proxy as a temporary fix)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: