Rework the requests page, needs to support 700+ requests

[SpartacusIam]

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Plex Requests.Net Version:

1.9

Operating System:

Docker on Ubuntu 16.04

Mono Version:

Applicable Logs (from /logs/ directory or the Admin page):

Logs go here (Please make sure you remove any personal information from the logs)

Reproduction Steps:

When I search for and request a movie I see the movie show up in CouchPotato. Howerver when I click on the Requests page it's blank. It's reading something because as you can see the "Sorry, we didn't find any results" message is gone. Then, if I click "Delete Movies" and try to search for the same movie again it shows it's been requested and I can't add it. Logs are empty even with log level set to Trace.

[tidusjar]

Anything in the browsers console? F12? There should be an error in red, if you click on it and post the response?

On 19 Aug 2016, at 10:55 pm, jimphreak notifications@github.com wrote:

If this is a bug report please make sure you have filled the following in:
(If it's not a bug and a feature request then just remove the below)

Plex Requests.Net Version:

1.9

Operating System:

Docker on Ubuntu 16.04

Mono Version:

Applicable Logs (from /logs/ directory or the Admin page):

Logs go here (Please make sure you remove any personal information from the logs)
Reproduction Steps:

When I search for and request a movie I see the movie show up in CouchPotato. Howerver when I click on the Requests page it's blank. It's reading something because as you can see the "Sorry, we didn't find any results" message is gone. And if I search for a movie I've already added it tells me it's been requested even though the Requests page is blank. Logs are empty even with log level set to Trace.

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[SpartacusIam]

I see no errors when I hit F12. I've tried in both Chrome and IE11.

P.S. I have deleted my database and started from scratch and the problem exists.

[tidusjar]

Strange, I cannot reproduce this. Are we able to do some sort of remote desktop session so you can show me via teamviewer or something?

[zenjabba]

I'm also having the same problem, but it simply seems it taking so long to load the list.

Happy to share my database so you can look at it.

[tidusjar]

@zenjabba If you could that would be great, can you just change the admin password.

jamierees@outlook.com

[zenjabba]

password: password

[tidusjar]

Thanks, I removed the link just incase you may have any personal info in your logs

[zenjabba]

Understood.

[tidusjar]

Wow, I know your problem @zenjabba there are too many movies to load at one time and the UI can't cope. Looks like I'm going to have to add some sort of paging

@jimphreak Is your couchpotato set up correctly?

[zenjabba]

@tidusjar I'm a good test site for large data testing. Let me know when you're needing a beta tester

[tidusjar]

Thanks @zenjabba

Yeah you have over 700 movie requests, the UI was never meant to hold that much data!

I'm going to have to redesign the requests UI.

Server > Client = milliseconds.

Client rendering is where the time is being spend, I am using the template framework handlebars to render each movie request and it's not optimal for 700!

I'm thinking about moving the ordering/filtering to the server and introducing something like paging or page virtualization.

It's no easy task though...

For now @zenjabba I can delete all your approved and available requests so you can see the page?

[zenjabba]

If I leave it long enough, it comes good. I'll wait till you update the code.

We generally get around 100 new movies a week, so it's a very busy plex server farm.

On 21 Aug 2016, at 2:09 PM, Jamie notifications@github.com wrote:

Thanks @zenjabba

Yeah you have over 700 movie requests, the UI was never meant to hold that much data!

I'm going to have to redesign the requests UI.

Server > Client = milliseconds.

Client rendering is where the time is being spend, I am using the template framework handlebars to render each movie request and it's not optimal for 700!

I'm thinking about moving the ordering/filtering to the server and introducing something like paging or page virtualization.

It's no easy task though...

For now @zenjabba I can delete all your approved and available requests so you can see the page?

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[tidusjar]

OK