No commands after upgrade to 0.1.2

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Since upgrading to 0.1.2 the only commands I have available are command-list, command-editor, and help. I tried restarting Firefox, which restored all my commands until I actually used one, then they all disappeared again.
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Posted 7 years ago

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7 years ago
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jakrose

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same deal, downloaded the update to the latest firefox and no commands work, ctrl/space just bring up the black command box, i type, no short cuts hit, enter does nothing. not even "help" works
7 years ago
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Guy Leech

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Yeah, happening to me too. It seems that the upgrade just un-subscribed all the commands, ad if I re-subscribe to them that work fine.
6 years ago
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I can't even resubscribe, as the commands server is down =/
6 years ago
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Algernon

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I believe I've had the same re-subscription same problem, so I switched back to 0.1.1. I assume that to do the re-subscription, one chooses "find new commands"? Before when I chose that command, I was getting a server error message, but now I get this:

"Sorry, the herd is currently being moved to a new location. Our apologies!

- Ubiquitous Management"

Since I haven't subscribed to "the herd", does that mean that I can't resubscribe to the commands?
6 years ago
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Well the built-in commands were moved to separate auto-subscribed feeds.

I believe the problemis that these feeds' sources are somehow pointed at wrong page - go to the about:ubiquity page and mose ove any [show auto-updated source] link for any of these default feeds. See the link? It will most probably end with ...html for you, while it should be .js

Possible fix:
go to about:ubiquity
scroll to where your feeds are
for each feed:
click on [view auto-updated source]
- a page should appear, if it's one line of text it's the problem we can solve
click "back" in your browser
click on the very same [view auto-updated source] link again
- if a javascript code (more lines than one) shows up, we're done
click "back" again and repeat for next feed
6 years ago
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Did any of you guys clear your private data/browsing history?
2008-11-16T17:19:03+00:00
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No, I have not cleared my history.
I only have this problem (commands disappear after one use until restart) on Mac, not on Windows.
2008-11-16T17:24:47+00:00
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theY4Kman

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I had not cleared my history, either, and I'm on Linux.
2008-11-16T17:55:49+00:00
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No. And I'm on windows.
6 years ago
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This doesn't happen every time, only once in a while... I can't figure out how to reproduce this.
6 years ago
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Does this have anything to do with the Herd being down? Maybe the commands are trying to automatically update.
6 years ago
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Hey, I found one interesting thing.

I've got one feed in my command subscription list that is not auto-updated, and it has an "An update for this feed is available" link in the list now. When I click on that link however, instead of the correct JS code the source code of the command's HTML page shows. It looks like somehow code of the HTML page linking the JS file is used instead of the actual JS.

I can now imagine that since all the default commands are auto-updated feeds, when an update occurs the same happens and the HTML code is used where the command's JS code should, resulting in what I could observe - commands lost and HTML code showing when I click "view auto-updated source".

So my guess is that Ubiquity is using the referring HTML page's url instead of the command's JS URL when looking for auto-updates.
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