NSFW check box is auto checked but often I later find my post are not marked NSFW

3 years ago by Filth to c/asklemmynsfw

Like the last 3 or 4 I did when I went back and double checked after someone commented on it not being marked I found they were also not marked.

Possible bug? Just thought I'd point it out.

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___ 5 points 3 years ago

I think what's happening is that the new auto-NSFW patch is checking the box visually, but isn't letting Lemmy know about the box actually being checked.

Here is the code that seems to be behind it. It's setting .checked true, but there's a change event Lemmy registers on the checkbox, which I'm not entirely sure if it gets triggered or not.

This seems like a really roundabout way of going with this, but I'm not sure how hard it would be to do the 'proper' way. It's 4 AM and I really should be sleeping instead of lurking here.

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Filth 1 point 3 years ago

I see... mostly. I get the concept at least. I guess I'll use the uncheck and recheck method until I hear its fixed. Go to sleep.

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___ 1 point 3 years ago

I guess I’ll use the uncheck and recheck method until I hear its fixed

with how the patch works, sending untagged and tagging afterwards would be more reliable, as it only runs on the 'create post' page. but then i'm not sure how well this would affect the federation (it's certainly better than keeping it untagged)

Go to sleep.

don't feel like it

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