Whose page am I supposed to return to?

[waclawek.jan]

Whose page am I supposed to return to?

On https://stcommunity.st.com/t5/embedded-software-mcus/how-to-make-ethernet-and-lwip-working-on-stm32/td-p/261456/page/3 I've clicked at : "Actually working STM32 Ethernet and lwIP demonstration firmware".

 

"Return to my original page" appears to link to https://stcommunity.st.com/t5/embedded-software-mcus/bug-fixes-stm32h7-ethernet/m-p/281420 but clicking onto that does nothing.

JW

[waclawek.jan]

Hi @Lina_DABASINSKAITE  ,

Yes, but that does not answer the question in title (nor why it can't be clicked).

JW

[Amelie ACKERMANN]

Hi @waclawek.jan,
I tested the described flow but was not able to reproduce the issue: 

• Visiting How to make Ethernet and lwIP working on STM32 - Page 3 - STMicroelectronics Community
• Clicking on Actually working STM32 Ethernet and lwIP demonstra... - Page 6 - STMicroelectronics Community
• Access was denied as the thread is part of a group which is not yet enabled on Khoros
• Clicking on "Return to my original page", I was rooted back to How to make Ethernet and lwIP working on STM32 - Page 3 - STMicroelectronics Community

Would you mind letting me know if you can reproduce the issue on your end? If so, any additional information on error messages or browser might help to further investigate it. 

Thanks,
Amelie

[waclawek.jan]

The title question complains of funny formulation. Who is the "I" page of whom am I supposed to return? Jan Waclawek? I don't have a single page of mine to return to.

And, actually, this is also the root of the problem. The link does not in fact return to the page from which it was linked. The javascriptoid machine remembers something like a history and tries to return to it; but it remembers it for all pages open for the forum, so if I meantime opened several other forum pages (i.e. the "my page" to return to has changed meantime), it simply gets confused.

This again is consequence of overcomplicated and fragile solution based on javascript, together with the urge to "invent" things. Browsers have native and extensive means to navigate through history, there's exactly zero need for such "go back" link, especially if it's potentially incorrect.

Just remove it.

JW

 

 

[Lina_DABASINSKAITE]

Legacy message: ‎2023-06-19 09:26 AM

Hello,

I moved this to a separate thread from: Solved: Forum migration lost code formatting - STMicroelectronics Community for a better problem visibility as we want to avoid multiple topics in one thread.

The link direct to a Group section, which is migrated from a previous community. At the moment this section is closed but once it is open again, this will be available. 

BR,
Lina