Thanks for looking into it. I'm not sure what the issue is. If it
works for everyone else, I guess that's good enough.
Thanks again,
Greg
On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 6:53 AM, Brad Chapman wrote:
>
> Greg;
> I've been looking into this and am unfortunately still not able to
> reproduce it. It seem
Greg;
I've been looking into this and am unfortunately still not able to
reproduce it. It seems like the setTimeout in the javascript code which
calls the function until the state becomes 'running' is not being
correctly run. There are some bugs out there with older versions of
Firefox and Firebug
Hmm, I just launched again (I had Firebug enabled and JS started
paused). When I unpaused it worked.
It's looking more and more like it's making a call to the GET URL too
quickly and getting back some kind of bad value that's throwing off
the javascript logic? Undefined? That's my best guess a
Hi Brad,
I tried again just now.
I launched and left it alone for 5 minutes. It said "not available"
in the Instance State cell. And nothing else happened.
Then I ran this in Firebug and it did fill in the proper information
on the page:
>>> update_instance_state();
GET http://biocloudcentral.
Greg;
As you dug into, the javascript function should keep refreshing and
checking the state until the information is available from the EC2
console, and then fill it in. This does work for me as intended on
Firefox 9.0.1 and Chrome. It normally takes a minute or so for the
server information to b
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