Fibaro FGDW-002 (Door/Window Sensor) not configurable due to JS Error in Web Frontend

Ulf Dammertz shared this problem ago

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Hey Zipas!

I have just connected my new Fibaro Sensor to the Zipamicro. Most of it works: Sensor Values, Triggers and I can use it in Rules.

But I can not configure the main node! Clicking on "Save" in the Web App just does nothing. It is possible to change the configuration of a (sub) sensor but not of the device itself. So no naming and no configuration of the update interval. That's quite bad for a battery driven device.

Deleting and reconnecting sadly did not help.

The cause for not saving is a JS Error of the web frontend:

app-classes.js?v=1.5.9:1 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of null
    at Object.<anonymous> (app-classes.js?v=1.5.9:1)
    at Object.each (ext-all.js:21)
    at Object.iterate (ext-all.js:21)
    at j.setDeviceConfigData (app-classes.js?v=1.5.9:1)
    at j.sendSaveRequest (app-classes.js?v=1.5.9:1)
    at j.saveDevice (app-classes.js?v=1.5.9:1)
    at A.fire (ext-all.js:21)
    at A.dispatch (ext-all.js:21)
    at A.a.fireEventArgs (ext-all.js:21)
    at A.fireEvent (ext-all.js:21)

The Problem occurs in Chrome and Firefox.

Any Ideas?

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David Pritchard ●

This is a known problem that I've reported. Apparently, a new web front-end is close to launch and it will be fixed there (maybe?!)

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Ulf Dammertz ●

Did you find any way to configure the Ting? The App uses the same codebase hence same error in it. I had a look at the JS and found the place where the error fires. The configuration seems to be null when it tries to iterate through it. But I do not know (yet) why the config object is empty. Its a long row of functions each calling another, handing over the configuration object. I think it's breaking right at the beginning. Mabe just a ba ID at the initial call. That could be an explanation why it works for other devices. I'll keep searching but would love if I would not have to... Is ther a beta program maybe?

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David Pritchard ●

I haven't delved into the JS, but I sort of doubt we can do much about it. It would be nice to have control at the source-code level.

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