Closed Bug 165901 Opened 22 years ago Closed 22 years ago

Clicking on network/channel name has no effect

Categories

(Other Applications :: ChatZilla, defect)

x86
All
defect
Not set
major

Tracking

(Not tracked)

RESOLVED FIXED

People

(Reporter: fredbezies, Assigned: rginda)

Details

(Keywords: regression)

User-Agent:       Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.1b) Gecko/20020830
Build Identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.1b) Gecko/20020830

After launching CZ, when I want to join a server (Moznet), it is like I click in
the void. Nothing :-/

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.Open chatzilla
2.click to reach a server


Actual Results:  
Nothing.

Expected Results:  
Connecting to a server !

1.1b clean install and clean profile.
After some chat on #mozillazine, modifying some datas :-)

Manual attachment to a network (using "/attach" is working)

Summary: Cannot join any server in chatzilla. → Cannot attach to a network by clicking on its name.
Modifying again summary.

Left click seems to be broken in Cz :-/
Summary: Cannot attach to a network by clicking on its name. → Cannot attach to a network by clicking on its name, neither to a channel !
Confirm using Trunk Build of September 1st.

But shouldn't we change the summary to "Clicking on network/channel name has no
effect" ?
If not please change it back.

The cause for this is, that if you click on it it will throw an javascript
exectpion of:

Error: parseIRCUrl is not defined
Source File: chrome://chatzilla/content/handlers.js
Line: 240


Also if you move the mouse over the channel name it displays

irc://moznet/%23mozillazine

Status: UNCONFIRMED → NEW
Ever confirmed: true
Summary: Cannot attach to a network by clicking on its name, neither to a channel ! → Clicking on network/channel name has no effect"
Keywords: regression
OS: Windows XP → All
Summary: Clicking on network/channel name has no effect" → Clicking on network/channel name has no effect
Thanks for confirming this bug :-)

And also, the %23 thing is not a bug !

I will nominate this bug for 1.2alpha
Yes, I know as %23 could URL encoded be #. But who knows what is causing Mozilla
to behave like this.
Try deleting compreg.dat.  It's in the components folder under where mozilla is
installed.
There is NO compreg.dat in my mozilla folder.

I had installed a 1.1 final release, and deleted all folders / files but not :

- install.log
- Plugins and Uninstall folder - deleting npull.dll too

And I downloaded mozilla .zip file.

Here is the listing of my mozilla folder (long but interesting)

"02/09/2002  08:19    <REP>          .
02/09/2002  08:19    <REP>          ..
01/08/2002  15:59               215 bloaturls.txt
01/09/2002  15:35    <REP>          chrome
02/09/2002  08:16    <REP>          components
01/09/2002  15:31    <REP>          defaults
01/09/2002  04:32            16 384 dirver.exe
01/09/2002  05:55            96 816 gkgfx.dll
31/08/2002  12:37             3 699 install_status.log
01/09/2002  05:55            12 464 ISimpleDOMDocumentMarshal.dll
01/09/2002  05:55            20 384 ISimpleDOMNodeMarshal.dll
01/09/2002  05:55           326 592 js3250.dll
01/09/2002  05:55            62 624 jsj3250.dll
01/09/2002  05:55            14 112 MapiProxy.dll
01/09/2002  05:55           101 024 mfcembed.exe
25/03/2002  05:50             2 511 mfcembed.htm
01/09/2002  05:55            48 288 mfcEmbedComponents.dll
01/09/2002  05:55            18 048 mkdepend.exe
01/09/2002  05:55           223 200 mozctl.dll
01/09/2002  05:55             8 064 mozctlx.dll
01/09/2002  05:55           111 008 mozilla.exe
01/09/2002  05:55             6 112 mozMapi32.dll
01/09/2002  05:55           180 368 msgbsutl.dll
01/09/2002  05:55           139 264 nsldap32v50.dll
01/09/2002  05:55            24 576 nsldappr32v50.dll
01/09/2002  05:55           160 304 nspr4.dll
01/09/2002  05:55           307 200 nss3.dll
01/09/2002  05:55           180 224 nssckbi.dll
01/09/2002  05:55            29 792 plc4.dll
01/09/2002  05:55            25 424 plds4.dll
01/09/2002  15:35    <REP>          Plugins
01/09/2002  05:55             4 448 rebasedlls.exe
01/09/2002  05:55             3 920 regchrome.exe
01/09/2002  05:55             6 992 regExport.exe
01/09/2002  05:55             4 960 regxpcom.exe
01/09/2002  15:31    <REP>          res
01/09/2002  15:31    <REP>          searchplugins
01/09/2002  05:55           102 400 smime3.dll
01/09/2002  05:55           315 392 softokn3.dll
01/09/2002  05:55           110 592 ssl3.dll
01/09/2002  05:55             4 448 timebombgen.exe
31/08/2002  12:37    <REP>          uninstall
01/09/2002  05:55            29 024 winEmbed.exe
01/09/2002  05:55           516 624 xpcom.dll
01/09/2002  05:55            12 960 xpcshell.exe
01/09/2002  05:55            68 976 xpicleanup.exe
01/09/2002  05:55            56 496 xpidl.exe
01/09/2002  05:55             7 664 xpistub.dll
01/09/2002  05:55            23 584 xpt_dump.exe
01/09/2002  05:55            19 040 xpt_link.exe
01/09/2002  05:55            39 088 zlib.dll"

So, where is compreg.dat ?
By the way (after reading to fast comment #6), it should not be related to
compreg.dat

Because I delete all folders (but not plugins and uninstall one) when installing
a new nightly !
we need to find out when this broke. bug 163225 broke JSConsole but we don't
think this is that.
fwiw mozilladir\components\compreg.dat
works in 2002-08-29-08
broken in 2002-08-30-04
I see this now.  The parseIRCUrl error I get when I right click on an irc link.
 Left clicks don't do anything, not even an error.
someone decided to start passing newURI a baseURI, all the time.  I checked in a
fix that ignores baseURI, instead of bailing when it is present.
Status: NEW → RESOLVED
Closed: 22 years ago
Resolution: --- → FIXED
Product: Core → Other Applications
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