Bugzilla – Bug 2618
Problem with changing volume on handheld web interface on Palm OS PDA
Last modified: 2006-04-22 22:04:24 UTC
I have found a problem with using the handheld skin from a treo650 PALM OS 5.0 pda, Browser version Blazer 4.0. This is the new PALM OS Currently using Nov 17th 6.2 release of slimserver. when using serveraddress:9000/handheld The first time I select a volume level "5, 6, etc", it will transmit as if it is a hyperlink and the sb2 will be updated properly with the new volume level. Browser says "Sending" and then the screen refreshes with the correct volume level and the sb2 changes volume correctly. The next time I press a volume that had previously been selected, the browser only says "redrawing" and it does not transmit the volume change selection to slimserver. I have to manually press the refresh button or clear the cache on the browser to get the new volume level to go through. This does not happen when viewing the serveraddress:9000/handheld skin from ie6 browser from a laptop. Some page addresses copied from the browser for each step in the issue: Initial status page address before changing any volume, initial startup volume = 8: serverip:9000/Handheld/status.html?player=00%3A04%3A20%3A05%3Ac6%3A3c Status page volume after changing volume from 8 to 7 - This works and you see internet access of "Sending" and "Receiving": serverip:9000/Handheld/status.html?p0=mixer&p1=volume&p2=60&player=00%3A0 4%3A20% Status page changed from 7 back to 8 - This doesn't work, the only internet traffic on the browser says "Redrawing" and the volume stays the same physically on the sb2: serverip:9000/Handheld/status.html?p0=mixer&p1=volume&p2=70&player=00%3A0 4%3A20% So it seems like the html is not forcing a refresh, only a redrawing of the screen, once a specific volume has already previously been selected. However, if I manually press the refresh button after changing to a volume which was previously selectecd, it will say "Sending" and then "Receiving" and the volume will change properly. Any thoughts on what may be causing this?
There's been some talk about a similar problem. Can you update your Palm's software? https://bugs-archive.lyrion.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3288
This appears to be the same bug in that browser, just with different manifestations. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 3288 ***