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1) on Media tab "delete" button is not working. It just won't do anything.

2) say we want to make a randomizer (a button that would link to a random page). We go to the script view and on a desired page we write
go(range(x,y,'page'))
and all works good.
BUT if we view this page in "Visual" editing, it stops working, because the editor converts our good line into
go(range(x,y,'page')#)
The only way over it is just going to script view again, editing, and then not viewing this page until we publish the tease, which is dumb =))

3) if we added sound on a page in script view
hidden:sound(blabla) or something like that (not really sure)
It works fine. But if you edit the page in any way (changing text, picture, buttons), then the line with our sound is just deleted from the script.

4) the script view begin to lag pretty bad, when a tease is long enough.

5) as previosly mentioned meny times - looping sound won't work. Just reposting this here.

Updated a few bugs

It started yesterday and still presists today - the nyx is loading, working, but when you try to save changes it gives an error: "Unable to connect to server, try again later"

Hmmm... it gives this error when there is a syntax error in range command. Which is weird. I'v noticed it today only by chance. If you get rid of an error - the nyx saves all well.

Nezhul wrote:Hmmm... it gives this error when there is a syntax error in range command. Which is weird. I'v noticed it today only by chance. If you get rid of an error - the nyx saves all well.

This makes sense actually. The server-side script parses the script when you save it, so some syntax error may actually confuse it enough to crash it, in which case you'll get an error much like the one you described.

So if you get server errors while saving, double-check your syntax!

And sorry for some of the quirkiness in Nyx, a new system is on the way. I'm under a lot of pressure at the moment, so my free time is suffering, but I still try to keep pushing it forward whenever I have an hour or two to spare.