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IDProjectCategoryView StatusLast Update
0009698mantisbtbugtrackerpublic2009-06-26 11:59
Reportercyrus13 Assigned Tojreese  
PrioritynormalSeverityminorReproducibilityalways
Status closedResolutionunable to reproduce 
PlatformFirefox 3.0.3OSWindows XP 
Product Versiongit trunk 
Summary0009698: APPLICATION ERROR #2800 when submitting two issues in a row.
Description

I am getting an APPLICATION ERROR #2800 if I try to submit two issues in a row. The first issue I submit goes through, but the second issue I try to submit I get an APPLICATION ERROR #2800.

I am using the code from r5673 of the trunk folder on svn.

(I guess this is related to bug 0009691, which has been fixed)

Steps To Reproduce
  1. Report an issue.
  2. Report a second issue in a row.
Additional Information

A workaround is to logout and login after every single bug report.
Another workaround is to force refresh (Shift+F5) the bug report page before submitting the second issue.

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stefang

stefang

2008-10-16 10:33

reporter   ~0019576

After applying the fixes from SVN rev5668 only on a plain v1.1.3 installation this works fine here.

jreese

jreese

2008-10-20 11:28

reporter   ~0019603

I can't reproduce this issue in either 1.1.x or trunk; I think this may have been a side effect of issue 0009323 with regards to browser caching of form pages.

markretallack

markretallack

2008-10-23 05:05

reporter   ~0019640

Good morning,

I have updated to issue 1.1.4 a few days ago and I am getting reports of this issue.

The users are using IE6. It does not seam to occur on Firefox 3.0.3, and rebooting does not clear the problem.

It appears after the users have submitted one issue. It can be solved by clearing the temporary working data.

mattis000102

mattis000102

2008-11-26 07:56

reporter   ~0020065

After updating to v1.1.5 I get this problem. Running Firefox 3.0.4 so it's not just on IE. It doesn't help to logout and then login again between the reports, but forcing a refresh (Ctrl+F5) works.

Is rev5668 newer than 1.1.5? In that case I can check if that works for me.

santunes

santunes

2008-11-26 10:39

reporter   ~0020068

On 1.1.5 it only works when pressing Ctrl + F5. In any other ocasion, the APPLICATION ERROR #2800 pops up.

yop

yop

2008-12-24 05:37

reporter   ~0020480

Still getting the same error in 1.1.6
This doesn't happen to everyone but each user reporting this is using IE 6.
The have been instructed to use the Ctrl-F5 workaround.