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Description of problem:
It's more visible in Chrome, which displays a broken image icon, but it's evidently a server-side issue
When loading some panes, the spinner image is missing.
Infuriatingly, I am not 100% sure of these steps actually. It seems kind of occasional. It /may/ be a particular navigation path that is causing it. Specifically, it may be occurring when navigating from, say, Locker to Dev and doing a package list.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Assure you've created a non-locker environment ("Dev")
2. Use a RH manifest and sync rh content
3. Promote content to Dev environment
3. Content management > Promotions > Locker
4. In the left pane, Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server > Packages
5. Chose "Dev" from the environment at the top.
6. In the left pane, Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server > Packages; wait for page to load
Actual results:
No spinner (sometimes!). In chrome, a broken image is rendered.
Expected results:
Spinner
Additional info:
I have not yet been able to discern why SOMETIMES it loads and sometimes it does not. But I have discovered that
* Sometimes it tries to load the correct URI, /katello/images/spinner.gif
* Sometimes (when exhibiting broken behavior) it tries to load an apparently incorrect/missing URI, /katello/promotions/images/spinner.gif
commit - 2e8f198ea1ed688e394cfafb22d5a8a14bb019a8
Updated to explicitly specify in the slidingtree js that the spinner is located under katello's root (/katello) / images/spinner.gif. For some reason, previously loading the spinner from slidingtree would prepend the current resource location (e.g. /katello/promotions) to the location.
Description of problem: It's more visible in Chrome, which displays a broken image icon, but it's evidently a server-side issue When loading some panes, the spinner image is missing. Infuriatingly, I am not 100% sure of these steps actually. It seems kind of occasional. It /may/ be a particular navigation path that is causing it. Specifically, it may be occurring when navigating from, say, Locker to Dev and doing a package list. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Assure you've created a non-locker environment ("Dev") 2. Use a RH manifest and sync rh content 3. Promote content to Dev environment 3. Content management > Promotions > Locker 4. In the left pane, Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server > Packages 5. Chose "Dev" from the environment at the top. 6. In the left pane, Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server > Packages; wait for page to load Actual results: No spinner (sometimes!). In chrome, a broken image is rendered. Expected results: Spinner Additional info: I have not yet been able to discern why SOMETIMES it loads and sometimes it does not. But I have discovered that * Sometimes it tries to load the correct URI, /katello/images/spinner.gif * Sometimes (when exhibiting broken behavior) it tries to load an apparently incorrect/missing URI, /katello/promotions/images/spinner.gif