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@jaquobus said in Report Website Bugs Here!:
@Sam-Pinansky I think the search functionality for titles is currently completely broken, as it doesn't display any results.
Strangely, if you switch the 'Novel' trigger to 'Manga' and then back to 'Novel' and THEN push 'Search' it will display the correct results...
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Any page on the main site will not fully load or work for me right now.
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@redmaw Check this topic: https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/1865/jnc-app-not-working/1
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@terabyte Thanks, didn't think it was just me but that mostly confirms it. One of these days I will learn to sort the threads by date so I can see stuff like that....
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One thing I've noticed: When you attempt to buy/preorder a premium book (for instance this one), there's a small bug when you open the URL coming not directly from its title page: The text will show "Redeem a credit for ?" (emphasis mine) instead of the actual title ("Redeem a credit for Amagi Brilliant Park: Volume 3?").
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I just bought Elf Bride volumes and when downloading them I noticed that volume 1 name still contains the world slave:
an-archdemon-s-dilemma-how-to-love-your-slave-elf-bride-volume-1.epub.I see also the redeem link still contains the word. Maybe you can't change it to not confuse the backend? Just nitpicking though.
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@terabyte the series page on Amazon US also still has Slave in it.
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The link for the latest lazy dungeon master release is https://j-novel.club/c/lazy-dungeon-master-volume-8-part-1 when it should be https://j-novel.club/c/lazy-dungeon-master-volume-4-part-1/.
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I have been having a problem with accessing "My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom!" and "Apparently it's My Fault That My Husband Has The Head of a Beast" chapters.
I can read all other series. I have cleared my cache and cookies and tried other browsers. If I completely switch to another computer I can read these series normally so I think the website must be blocking my home computer's IP address for these series.
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I've let my membership expire until I can get assurances this long standing (over 3 weeks now) and several times reported issue is resolved.
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I have been having a problem with accessing
That's not very specific, though that's understandable since web client isn't very specific about a lot of things.
If it's what I think it is you may get a better error message by going to network tab in browser's dev tools (Ctrl+I) opening part reader and looking at response to /partData request.
Edit: read your other posts and now I'm even more sure it's geolocation's fault. You can try mailing your ip address to support@ to maybe get the problem resolved. Can also try disabling IPv6 if it's on.
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{"error":{"name":"Error","status":500,"message":"Part is not available in your country, JP"}}
Which is not true -- I am able to access the all of the other parts of other books normally -- it is only these two titles that will not allow me access (on my home machine). I remember right before the issue began I saw the same login that the Manga reader was giving for users who used a Google login for their membership... as I was already logged in I chose "cancel" and have never been able to read any parts of those books since (on this machine).
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I am able to access the all of the other parts of other books normally
As Sam said in the other thread, only those two are geoblocked.
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I am in Florida, not using any software to alter my geolocation so I can't see how this is an issue from my side.
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@jason-maranto
No one implied it is. Geo-location services aren't that great in general and the one JNC apparently uses is extra bad.Also,
@_08 said in Report Website Bugs Here!:Edit: read your other posts and now I'm even more sure it's geolocation's fault. You can try mailing your ip address to support@ to maybe get the problem resolved. Can also try disabling IPv6 if it's on.
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Email sent. We'll see if anything comes of it...
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@_08 wait, really? I never remember him ever saying that.
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@legitpancake Yeah. I recall Sam in Discord said a publisher required a geo-location block, too. (I don't recall which series, though.)