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replacing mlmym with a fork (code.mschae23.de)
submitted 3 months ago by to c/lemmytoday@lemmy.today
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hello. i'm a happy user of lemmy.today.

i've always used the mlmym frontend available on old.lemmy.today, it generally works well enough. however, there are some minor minor bugs and missing features. (e.g. impossible to navigate to next page when viewing saved posts, impossible to see down/upvotes separated)

i recently came across this fork of mlmym (from this github issue) and it seems to have all those bugs fixed. can we replace the current mlmym with this fork?

thanks for reading

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[–] [S] 2 points 2 months ago* (2 children)

That looks like you have “show scores” disabled in the preferences? Can't think of any other reason they wouldn't be showing like this.

"show scores" was already enabled, but disabling -> saving -> enabling fixed it, i guess the settings for my account was in a weird state. it's all resolved now, thanks!

ok seems like i said that too early, the top bar disappearing issue came back, lol. it seems to work a few times randomly.. it isn't a critical bug so i'll keep using and investigating.

the 'my communities' button always seems to work

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  • [–] 1 point 2 months ago*

    Try to hold shift and reload the entire old.lemmy.today site in the browser. It's possible the old mlmym and this new one are conflicting somehow.

    I also changed a lot of stuff with networking for it, so it's faster now I think.

    If you still have problems, try a different browser just to see if it works there. Then we know it's a browser issue if it does.

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  • [–] 1 point 2 months ago (1 child)

    You said it only appears sometimes and it fixes itself on refreshes, right? I think that would rule out a mistake in the templates somewhere (which would've meant that it's consistently failing on some pages).

    I wonder what the HTML output looks like when you can reproduce it. Do the <a> elements for the links not get output at all (more likely) or are they hidden somehow?

    I'm not really sure on why this would happen, to be honest.

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 1 month ago* (1 child)

    ok it's been a month, i now realized why scores don't show..

    i use 'always private mode' in firefox, so my cookies get wiped on each and every session

    cookies on this website isn't getting set when i just visit the main page (old.lemmy.today), i need to visit the settings page (old.lemmy.today/settings). just visiting settings once sets all the cookies and i'm good for that session..

    i don't know programming properly but it seems like cookie setting code is only in here (settings), perhaps it should be added to other pages too?

    still haven't figured out the top bar being empty in most cases tho..

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  • [–] 2 points 1 month ago (1 child)

    i use 'always private mode' in firefox, so my cookies get wiped on each and every session

    Oh, I see. I was able to reproduce the issue now.

    cookies on this website isn't getting set when i just visit the main page (old.lemmy.today), i need to visit the settings page (old.lemmy.today/settings). just visiting settings once sets all the cookies and i'm good for that session..

    i don't know programming properly but it seems like cookie setting code is only in here (settings), perhaps it should be added to other pages too?

    The settings cookies are also supposed to be set when visiting the frontpage for the first time, but for some reason, only CookieAge is being set (maybe the GetSite call fails? figured it out. It was because CookieAge is also set when logged out, which is the reason the settings cookies weren't refreshed when loading the frontpage). But I just made it set these cookies on login, which I think is a good idea anyway.

    The reason you only noticed this with scores is that the “show scores” setting is one of only a few that doesn't have an environment variable, so unlike most other settings, it thinks it's disabled rather than using the default when the cookie is missing. The same doesn't happen when logged out because the setting is just force-enabled in that case.

    I just released version 26.3.1 that fixes this bug.

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 1 month ago (1 child)

    thanks a lot for the quick fix!

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  • [–] 1 point 1 month ago (1 child)

    still haven't figured out the top bar being empty in most cases tho..

    Do you happen to have set your listing type to local in the preferences? (“show posts from [local] communities by default”)

    I was made aware of an issue with that today – basically, non-local communities are filtered out from the list when that is set, but the list only includes the top twenty communities in the first place, so it just ends up empty. Version 26.3.3 should fix this :)

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