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Feature Requests and Issues / Re: Offline- Teams, Event Log, Available Personnel

« on: January 19, 2013, 10:02:03 PM »

Works like a champ!

THANK YOU for the fix and your diligence.

Matt

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Feature Requests and Issues / Offline- Teams, Event Log, Available Personnel

« on: January 19, 2013, 12:43:36 PM »

I cansuccessfully download active web mission for offline use, and to create missions offline.

I can check personnel in offline.  I can create teams offline. I can change Team status offline.

However, when I set an offline team to On Assignment, the Event Log does not update to reflect this. When the team status is set to Assignment Finished, the Event Log does not reflect this, and the team members do not show under Available Personnel. Similarly, when the team is set to Debriefed, the Team Leader does not become Available.

Offline changes on the Personnel tab, such as assigning someone to an ICS position, also do not reflect on the Event Log.

Offline changes to General Mission are reflected on the Event Log.

It's almost like the Personnel page is not talking to the Team or Events page.

Using Firefox.

Any good ideas on this one?

Thanks-

Matt

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Feature Requests and Issues / Re: Offline- php files don't seem to download

« on: January 13, 2013, 08:59:02 PM »

Victory!

I came home last night from our SAR snow mobile/snow cat training and started to noodle around with this again.  I used "Local Storage Explorer" and "Firebug" to look at what MM was doing behind the scenes and found that my latest issue was a cookie issue. Once I set FF to accept Radishworks cookies and not clear them after a session, it all worked. (This is in addition to not clearing the cache or offline website data). Your comment about security software got me thinking about privacy settings. Seems obvious to me now that I should have considered the role of cookies.

So now I can happily download missions and mess with them offline and then send them back online.  Having some trouble with offline team personnel not returning to available status after the team is finished/debriefed,   but that is something I am completely happy to poke away on for the time being.

Again, my sincere thanks for your time to help me wade through this. 

Matt

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Feature Requests and Issues / Re: Offline- php files don't seem to download

« on: January 11, 2013, 07:41:31 PM »

Hey Mike-

Affirm- clearing both "Cached Web Content" and the "Offline Web Content and User Data".  Attached is the screen shot of Missions-Offline.

It seemed like we had it working a few iterations ago.  Going to the login page didn't seem to work then, but the Missions page did.

Thanks for sticking with this-

Matt

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Feature Requests and Issues / Re: Offline- php files don't seem to download

« on: January 10, 2013, 08:59:06 PM »

I dunno. Here's what I experienced:

Prior to going Offline: clear cache, download missions, close browser

I can either pull the ethernet plug OR put FF into Work Offline mode, and the following is the same:

Open browser (either plug is pulled, or, put brower into work offline mode at this point)

Open MM Login page, goes to offline "Logged In" page... however, no links available on this page to go to a mission... aside from mission tabs at the top, the buttons are for Logout or Change Password.

Randomly select one of the mission tabs above (eg, Checkin-Offline.php)

Go to that page

Click Leave Mission at bottom of page

Takes you  to Mission Manager page, click Offline Missions... No missions available in "Offline Missions"- the downloaded missions are not showing.

...So to sum up, the initial offline login page doesn't take you anywhere, and when you finally do get to the Missions-Offline page, there are no downloaded missions.

I am appreciating your patience in this, since it is enough to drive me to several adult beverages.

Matt

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Feature Requests and Issues / Re: Offline- php files don't seem to download

« on: January 10, 2013, 07:39:35 AM »

Hmmm... here's what I'm seeing now:

-Firefox off line, go to https://www.radishworks.com/SearchManager/Login.php... get the page "Firefox is currently in offline mode and can't browse the Web."  Ie, FF does not appear to fall back to Login-Offline.php.

-In Chrome off line, it behaves as expected... going to Login.php actually goes to Login-Offline.php. HOwever, this appears to be a generic screen... tells you are you are logged in, and the team you are on, gives you options to Logout or Change Password. Across the top are mission related buttons.  So you can't really go anywhere from there.

-In FF off line you can manually tell it to Login-Offline.php and see the same thing as in Chrome.

-If I'm offline and manually enter Missions-Offline.php in either browser, things work in an offline mode as expected (woohoo!).

-FF off line, if I manually tell it to go to the Missions.php screen, it goes to a cached copy of that page. It doens't go to the content of the Missions-Offline.php.

It's like the way FF uses the fallback function is glitched.

Matt

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Feature Requests and Issues / Re: Offline- php files don't seem to download

« on: January 09, 2013, 07:41:08 PM »

Danger, Will Robinson (wave wave).   

OK, I recycled my cache and now when I am online and go to the Missions screen, I don't see any button (anywhere) that will download a mission. When I click Offline Missions I see:

Mission Manager can be used offline without an Internet Connection. Your current browser doesn't support this feature, if you use Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox this feature will automaticly be enabled.

...I would have ignored all this to begin with, honest, but I couldn't get Chrome to install new on one of my machines, it just sat there when I tried to use it, reinstall after reinstall...

Matt

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Feature Requests and Issues / Re: Offline- php files don't seem to download

« on: January 09, 2013, 07:00:45 AM »

I think we just about have it.  Looking at the cache, there were a couple files still at zero-  see the attached screen shot.

-Those files appear to do with the offline login screen. So on the face of it, when you're offline, nothing appears to work.

-For some reason, the cache had two zero  listings for OfflineCache.php.  Don't know why. I blasted the cache before creating a new offline file.

-If I pasted the link to the offline missions page directly to the browser (Missions-Offline.php), then  I was bypassing the login screen and Lo! I had the rest of the offline pages available to me.  It was pretty cool.

Are you using an older FF version? I think I had version 12 or 13, and when I initially had this issue I upgraded to 17, thinking that might help. So maybe this is a 'later version' issue.  If you vaporize your cache... do you get the issue, too?  Maybe it doesn't matter, if we're this close to working it out now.

Thanks again!

Matt

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Feature Requests and Issues / Re: Offline- php files don't seem to download

« on: January 08, 2013, 08:15:27 PM »

Bingo.

I nuked the Firefox cache and then did a missions download. Now when I look at the FF cache (via about:cache) I can see the only PHP file with any size is... Clues-Offline.php! And while in an offline mode, I can manually enter the file name and look at the page. Which is something I could not do before. The ADD CLUES button doesn't do anything... maybe because it wants to go to a page that also requires a Firefox work around.

So this seems like it is on the right track. If you can tweak the other files,  I will give it a try and let you know if I am able to bask in the full glory of an offline mission accessed by Firefox.


Matt

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Feature Requests and Issues / Re: Offline- php files don't seem to download

« on: January 07, 2013, 07:17:47 PM »

Sigh.  I can't let it go. I finally got the offline function to work on Chrome (woohoo).  However, I also tried two different Firefox installs on two different machines, even reset FF on one machine... and still no joy.

For some reason, both the Firefox's I am using do not download the offline PHP files (but download other MM files).  The PHP files have zero data size, and no date modified.

This is as close as I have gotten so far finding something on the web that describes what I am experiencing... there is a lot of blorp in the post but a few of the comments fit the symptoms:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8303785/html5-cache-manifest-working-great-on-chrome-but-not-on-firefox-and-opera

There is one comment in the above that  says the following:

Check your cache in about:cache. I am betting you will see "data-size 0 bytes" for your PHP file(s).

Check your caching headers, I found in Firefox the default was "no-cache" on my php files. I just added:

header("Pragma: public");
header("Cache-Control: public, max-age=6000");

to my PHP file and reloaded the offline cache and it is finally working.

OK, so I checked a few of the "-Offline.php" files and couldn't find those header lines. However, I did find it in the source code for "manifest.php", where it says:

Cache-Control: no-cache
Pragma: no-cache

Could those be the lines in question?  I am way over my head on this, so I accept that I could be barking up the wrong tree. 

Woof,

Matt

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Feature Requests and Issues / Re: Offline- php files don't seem to download

« on: January 05, 2013, 10:22:25 PM »

I did clear the cache several times.  It's pretty clear now the issue is with my browser, so I'll move forward from there.

Thanks for the confirmation!

Great program- you guys have done a lot of good work.

Matt

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Feature Requests and Issues / Offline- php files don't seem to download

« on: January 05, 2013, 06:00:49 PM »

Messing around with MM for possible implementation with our Siskiyou County SAR Team.  Not sure if this is an issue with my Firefox 17.0.1 or if I am missing something... or what. 

I can take the sample MM mission and create an offline version. However, I can't open it off line. When I look at the browser offline cache via "about:cache?device=offline", I see that while there are many MM files of various sizes,  all of the "ABC-Offline.php" files are of 0 length and do not have a time listed under "time last modified".   So they are not downloading.

I suppose the next thing to do would be a fresh install of Firefox and give it another try  But does this issue ring any bells for anyone?

Thanks-

Matt