Firefox - Script Execute Button

[theodditie]

Describe the bug
Execute button on a Script deployment is not actually adding the deployment to the queue. This is at least happening on a Scheduled Script deployment.

I am getting the Loading message on the screen, but that's as far as it goes.

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How to reproduce

1. Go to a Script Deployment that is 'Not Scheduled' or 'Testing'
2. Click on the Execute button

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Expected behavior
The script deployment should be added to the queue to be executed, and the page should show a Confirmation message.

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Screenshots

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Additional context
Yesterday I just discovered that you have ported this over to Firefox, which is awesome! So today is my first day using the extension in Firefox.

I am running in Ubuntu Linux and the included install of Firefox that came with it.

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[burkybang]

Which version of SuiteAdvanced are you on? Which browser are you using?

[theodditie]

beta v31.1.0~b12

Also, thank you for this amazing extension. I didn't realize that the Execute button was your doing until I disabled SuiteAdvanced on that tab and saw that it was gone.

[theodditie]

Sorry, I should have also included that if I refresh the page, I do get the Confirmation message, but it doesn't actually add it to the queue.

[theodditie]

Attempting to Execute a Scheduled script is still giving a warning that you can't execute a script if it's status is Scheduled, so that's still working correctly.

[burkybang]

Thanks for all these details! I'll check it out.

[burkybang]

Does this happen for you in Chrome?

[theodditie]

No problem on the details. Since our original conversation over a year ago, I've been doing a lot more development work in NetSuite, so understand the details matter when debugging.

Chrome works perfect, or I should say a Chromium based browser because I was using Vivaldi previously. Actually hopped back on it yesterday so I could knock out some details on a project I was working on.

[theodditie]

Can confirm that it's the same issue with the DEB version of Firefox in Linux. I was also having issues with drag & drop, but from experience I know that's because of how Snaps and Flathub installs are sandboxed in Linux, so I wanted to eliminate that possibility.