On Mon, 2009-09-07 at 10:37 -0700, Bob Snyder wrote: > Joseph A. Counsil wrote: > > Greetings, > > > > I noticed in the latest stable release 3.12.4 (for Windows), and in > > Alpha release 3.13AE that when I double-click on a callsign in the > > received text window, then the first time after executing FLDigi > > right-clicking on the callsign and select "Look up call" nothing > > happens. If I right-click again and select "Look up call" it opens the > > web browser (Firefox in my case) and displays the QRZ page for that > > callsign. > > > > If I close FLDigi (leaving Firefox open), then execute FLDigi again, it > > does the same thing - requiring two attempts to get the QRZ lookup, then > > all subsequent lookups work on the first try. > > > > I'm not using the QRZ paid service, but just using the public web lookup. > > > > Bug? > > > > 73, > > -Joe- > > I have had the same or a similar problem going back many versions, both > downloaded as binaries and when I've compiled it myself. > > The first time after starting fldigi, when I right click on a call in > the Rx pane and click "Look up call", the notes window shows "Request > sent to QRZ.com..." but nothing actually happens, it just stays like > that although everything else continues to work fine. I have verified > with Wireshark that there is nothing being sent to qrz.com. When I > repeat the procedure, it will work fine. I am a subscriber to qrz.com, fwiw. > > > Bob, W6CP
Works as expected here. In 3.12.4 as well as 3.13AE. No matter if I use the lookup from the QSO window and click on the QRZ icon or right click from the receive text. It just works. In Linux you can set the default browser, but I've not a clue how you do it in M$ and that may be part of the problem. I know when we first started testing the look up feature it had problems with determining the default browser. Ubuntu 9.04 Ed W3NR
