@llhqiqi520 said:
oops,is dawn up,In the past about 12 hours, I bought #313 and #352, as well as 3 small ‘toys’.
Because I need to use PayPal, so I am not sure how to pay it. When I figured out how to pay, I missed a blind box in San Jose, which is very very very cost-effective.
Anyway, I still need to sincerely thanks @VirMach
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the legendary safari... how do I test this when I don't have a apple device
Welcome to Sauce Labs, cross browser testing on emulated and real devices.
@VirMach here try this ISO compliant date format instead
var pst = new Date('2024-01-01T00:00:00-08:00');
var local = new Date('2024-01-01T00:00:00');
new Date(dateString) syntax is unreliable.
Use new Date(year, monthIndex, day, hours, minutes, seconds, milliseconds) syntax instead.
If you just want the timezone, use new Date().getTimezoneOffset().
Seems like the fix we used broke it on iPhone/Safari but then fixed it for some people on Firefox on Linux I assume? Any other browsers it broke it on? I guess we need to make some type of list.
It's this now:
var pst = new Date('2024-01-01T00:00:00-08:00');
var local = new Date('2024-01-01T00:00:00');
Still doesn't work on Safari/iPhone, the old code did. Still works on Chrome Windows (all versions have.) Let me see if I can mix all of them up and make it equally work or equally break on all browsers.
Due to caching. Google how to clear it, you have to end up going into settings or something weird since Apple's very innovative with how they present settings/options on the actual browser.
Basically reverted to the original logic, maybe a little different, I don't remember at this point. Confirmed working on Safari/iPhone Latest, Firefox Windows Latest, Chrome Windows Latest, Epiphany/Gnome browser (older version), as well as Firefox 128.4.0esr on Debian 11. If you guys still have NaNh NaNm NaNs issue after clearing your browser cache, quote this post and give me your exact browser version, operating system, and timezone as well as if it occurs directly on load or some other situation.
(edit) Okay some other stuff is definitely not working on Firefox Linux though. Stuff more important than the timer and the timer is also inaccurate (but hey, working.)
Yeah... so we're using FlipDown.js for the timer at the top (the 3 days left one), and even that has the wrong time on Firefox Linux. So if an entire project that's dedicated to countdown timers can't get it down, we're doomed, but I'll keep poking it.
@VirMach said: Seems like the fix we used broke it on iPhone/Safari but then fixed it for some people on Firefox on Linux I assume? Any other browsers it broke it on? I guess we need to make some type of list.
I'm on Firefox on a Ubuntu 22 desktop and it has always worked for me. Just saying
@VirMach said: Seems like the fix we used broke it on iPhone/Safari but then fixed it for some people on Firefox on Linux I assume? Any other browsers it broke it on? I guess we need to make some type of list.
I'm on Firefox on a Ubuntu 22 desktop and it has always worked for me. Just saying
I have a feeling it has more to do with timezone/locale then rather than Linux/Windows versus Chrome/Firefox then. Because it also worked on Firefox for me before making any changes.
Anyway, the countdowns are working but may display the wrong amount of time until I verify everything again.
Could the backend just pass the sale start time as milliseconds since epoch and then just distance = new Date(timestampStart + saleDuration - Date.now())? Avoids having to rely on this inconsistent date parsing behavior.... Let's all speak unix epoch
@VirMach said: Seems like the fix we used broke it on iPhone/Safari but then fixed it for some people on Firefox on Linux I assume? Any other browsers it broke it on? I guess we need to make some type of list.
I'm on Firefox on a Ubuntu 22 desktop and it has always worked for me. Just saying
I have a feeling it has more to do with timezone/locale then rather than Linux/Windows versus Chrome/Firefox then. Because it also worked on Firefox for me before making any changes.
Anyway, the countdowns are working but may display the wrong amount of time until I verify everything again.
Why not using timestamp; for product id, for computing elapsed time, etc.
I usually use Chrome, so I’m confident this isn’t a browser cache issue since I’ve never accessed vps.blackfriday from Safari before. That said, the NaNh NaNm NaNs error seems to have been resolved for now.
However, the offers just keep loading endlessly. (iPhone SE Gen2/Chrome 130.0.6778.73/PST [GMT-8])
@Rec said:
Background: Black Friday approaching, logging my account to check bills.
Unexpectation: Found account closed.
Appeal: Respect the decision, and just want to ask what would you deal with the affiliate earning associated? though I can't view affiliates.php pages at the moment.
Okay I pretty much reverted to the original code, and it ends up working the best. Any other attempt at addressing the issue either breaks the time logic, or breaks it on either Safari Mobile or Chrome Mobile.
Works on:
Safari Mobile
Chrome Windows
Firefox Windows
Firefox Linux
I believe an issue may be occurring potentially at specific times depending on where you live, because I think this code may not be properly handling a day mismatch. If you have the NaN issues I'd need a lot more information for debugging it, such as when it occurs, your local timezone, and so on.
I did also test it on Luxemburg time, as well as Hawaii and Tokyo, and it all worked on Firefox/Linux so I'm not sure what situations it's breaking in for the people that reported it originally.
Flash sale offers = NJ, LA, JP and NL in rotation with very few sprinkled San Jose and Miami, mostly large packages
Speaking of rotation, beta test coupon code dont rotate any more?
@jacky06046 said:
TTS is error, It's never make a sound.
I just listion ding~ ding~ ding~.
I think this is from trying to get the sounds to not get held back, now the TTS breaks. And I think the sounds still get held as well. Will look into it.
Found the issue. Fixed. (Going to actually make some changes I wanted to the TTS now to see if we can do that without breaking it so I don't end up breaking something and forgetting about it later, so it might break for a few minutes, but then be reverted.)
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the legendary safari... how do I test this when I don't have a apple device
@VirMach here try this ISO compliant date format instead
@imok you are 2 pages behind now
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new Date(dateString)syntax is unreliable.Use
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Seems like the fix we used broke it on iPhone/Safari but then fixed it for some people on Firefox on Linux I assume? Any other browsers it broke it on? I guess we need to make some type of list.
It's this now:
Still doesn't work on Safari/iPhone, the old code did. Still works on Chrome Windows (all versions have.) Let me see if I can mix all of them up and make it equally work or equally break on all browsers.
Okay, I got rid of the NaNh NaNm NaNs issue:
Safari
Due to caching. Google how to clear it, you have to end up going into settings or something weird since Apple's very innovative with how they present settings/options on the actual browser.
Basically reverted to the original logic, maybe a little different, I don't remember at this point. Confirmed working on Safari/iPhone Latest, Firefox Windows Latest, Chrome Windows Latest, Epiphany/Gnome browser (older version), as well as Firefox 128.4.0esr on Debian 11. If you guys still have NaNh NaNm NaNs issue after clearing your browser cache, quote this post and give me your exact browser version, operating system, and timezone as well as if it occurs directly on load or some other situation.
(edit) Okay some other stuff is definitely not working on Firefox Linux though. Stuff more important than the timer and the timer is also inaccurate (but hey, working.)
Yeah... so we're using FlipDown.js for the timer at the top (the 3 days left one), and even that has the wrong time on Firefox Linux. So if an entire project that's dedicated to countdown timers can't get it down, we're doomed, but I'll keep poking it.
I'm on Firefox on a Ubuntu 22 desktop and it has always worked for me. Just saying
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I have a feeling it has more to do with timezone/locale then rather than Linux/Windows versus Chrome/Firefox then. Because it also worked on Firefox for me before making any changes.
Anyway, the countdowns are working but may display the wrong amount of time until I verify everything again.
after clen cache, chrome doesn't show anymore, gives sound only.
All 3 showing "switching soon", Firefox too.
Chrome and edge is broken now for me too
Could the backend just pass the sale start time as milliseconds since epoch and then just
distance = new Date(timestampStart + saleDuration - Date.now())? Avoids having to rely on this inconsistent date parsing behavior.... Let's all speak unix epochWhy not using timestamp; for product id, for computing elapsed time, etc.
now it works.
I usually use Chrome, so I’m confident this isn’t a browser cache issue since I’ve never accessed vps.blackfriday from Safari before. That said, the NaNh NaNm NaNs error seems to have been resolved for now.
However, the offers just keep loading endlessly. (iPhone SE Gen2/Chrome 130.0.6778.73/PST [GMT-8])
looks like tokyo deals are generally less discounted than other locations
I bench YABS 24/7/365 unless it's a leap year.
Bump @VirMach
Okay I pretty much reverted to the original code, and it ends up working the best. Any other attempt at addressing the issue either breaks the time logic, or breaks it on either Safari Mobile or Chrome Mobile.
Works on:
I believe an issue may be occurring potentially at specific times depending on where you live, because I think this code may not be properly handling a day mismatch. If you have the NaN issues I'd need a lot more information for debugging it, such as when it occurs, your local timezone, and so on.
I did also test it on Luxemburg time, as well as Hawaii and Tokyo, and it all worked on Firefox/Linux so I'm not sure what situations it's breaking in for the people that reported it originally.
Fixed now after reverting to original code.
Flash sale offers = NJ, LA, JP and NL in rotation with very few sprinkled San Jose and Miami, mostly large packages
Speaking of rotation, beta test coupon code dont rotate any more?
It's working fine on iPhone in Safari and Chrome now!
TTS is error, It's never make a sound.
I just listen ding~ ding~ ding~.
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I think this is from trying to get the sounds to not get held back, now the TTS breaks. And I think the sounds still get held as well. Will look into it.
Found the issue. Fixed. (Going to actually make some changes I wanted to the TTS now to see if we can do that without breaking it so I don't end up breaking something and forgetting about it later, so it might break for a few minutes, but then be reverted.)
i'm back to
NaNh NaNm NaNsalready bought my NL server, just looking for FOMO Stuff now lol.
Timezone, browser/device?
MOOOOOAR DISCUNT NEEDED :<
Haven't bought a single service in VirMach Great Ryzen 2022 - 2023 Flash Sale.
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need more money!
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