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Featured Content Bar on Home Screen - Printable Version +- Jellyfin Forum (https://forum.jellyfin.org) +-- Forum: Development (https://forum.jellyfin.org/f-development) +--- Forum: Feature Requests (https://forum.jellyfin.org/f-feature-requests) +--- Thread: Featured Content Bar on Home Screen (/t-featured-content-bar-on-home-screen) |
RE: Featured Content Bar on Home Screen - nanouk76 - 2024-12-04 Reporting back: after restarting Jellyfin and emptying the cache, the frame is still not showing. Any ideas? Thanks for looking into it. RE: Featured Content Bar on Home Screen - Ted Hinklater - 2024-12-04 Ok i'll reinstall Jellyfin and check everything RE: Featured Content Bar on Home Screen - nanouk76 - 2024-12-04 Hmm, the plot thickens... The modification works in Chrome and in Opera... but not in Firefox. But it used to. Weird. RE: Featured Content Bar on Home Screen - Ted Hinklater - 2024-12-04 (2024-12-04, 05:27 PM)nanouk76 Wrote: Hmm, the plot thickens... The modification works in Chrome and in Opera... but not in Firefox. But it used to. Weird. ohh you're right I made a typo. I guess Chrome & Opera still have the old (correct) home-html cached and are using that. Here's the fixed home-html.chunk.js Code: "use strict";(self.webpackChunk=self.webpackChunk||[]).push([[8372], {Sorry for that & thanks for letting me know RE: Featured Content Bar on Home Screen - nanouk76 - 2024-12-04 Thanks for your quick response, it's really much appreciated and no need to be sorry, mistakes and typos are part of human nature, right? Now, I was not totally convinced that the cache had really been purged so I closed and restarted Firefox and, lo and behold, now the frame is functional again. I-am-stumped! Seems so illogical at face value but I guess there is a reason for everything... Well, I am not one to peruse logs so I am happy as it is. Thanks a bunch again. My bad if I made you waste precious real life moments. |