Yup, I have had the same past issues also. Just tried Internet Explorer and still a no go.
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Yup, I have had the same past issues also. Just tried Internet Explorer and still a no go.
The map 'flyaway' cured using Safari but is still flapping away in FF and Chrome.
Safari is the only one to show the Waypoint Panel. Mac El Capitan 10.11.6.
Even though Chrome is apparently the preferred browser, it is still matching FF with the flying maps.
Hope it is fixed soon.
Safari is the only one to show the Waypoint Panel. Mac El Capitan 10.11.6.
Even though Chrome is apparently the preferred browser, it is still matching FF with the flying maps.
Hope it is fixed soon.
Mission hub has been flaky for me for months, I'm using Chrome. When I first open Mission Hub and see the map, I click the first waypoint and it shows the new waypoint OK, but the settings window that gives all of the flight parameters fails to automatically appear. I often use this just to determine MSL elevation of a site. I use to fix that by going to their homepage and clicking the Mission Hub link. That would usually fix it, but I don't know why because it's the same URL. This same problem is occurring with the latest Mission Hub, but I can't fix it using the home page link anymore. I can't see the parameter window. Also, if you try to click and drag a waypoint on the map in Mission Hub today, the waypoint doesn't follow the mouse pointer. It's really weird.
Maybe I'm missing something. Is there another way to open the parameter window, other than inserting the first waypoint (which doesn't work anymore)?
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RodPad
Premium Pilot
@John Locke,
I use the hub only and for over a year, it is defiantly goofed up now.
I installed Firefox on a brand new win10 laptop two hours ago and its a no-go. I just got all the updates done yesterday which was the first time I signed on to the laptop. I tried IE first.
I'm getting the same as you...
Rod
I use the hub only and for over a year, it is defiantly goofed up now.
I installed Firefox on a brand new win10 laptop two hours ago and its a no-go. I just got all the updates done yesterday which was the first time I signed on to the laptop. I tried IE first.
I'm getting the same as you...
Rod
That's the only way I know to open the parameter window - click on a waypoint or add a waypoint. As I said, it's working for me under High Sierra with Java 9 but breaks as described with Java disabled. I also tested it today under El Capitan with Java 8 - that also works fine.
RodPad
Premium Pilot
Hum, I guess I need to learn how to change Java versions..
Ran out of time this morning.
Rod
Added: Not important enough for me right now, just searched on how to, wish Litchi would publish that they know of the problem.
Ran out of time this morning.
Rod
Added: Not important enough for me right now, just searched on how to, wish Litchi would publish that they know of the problem.
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I think you're onto something. Mission Hub may require Java, and Chrome doesn't support that anymore, apparently. That would explain my issues because Chrome is all I use. When I went to download Java 8, this is what I got....
RodPad
Premium Pilot
Yeah, here is the only PC requirements I can find.
"Our planner is available on all platforms including PC/Mac with seamless mission syncing across all your devices."
Rod
"Our planner is available on all platforms including PC/Mac with seamless mission syncing across all your devices."
Rod
I'm using Chrome. When I first open Mission Hub and see the map, I click the first waypoint and it shows the new waypoint OK, but the settings window that gives all of the flight parameters fails to automatically appear. I often use this just to determine MSL elevation of a site. This same problem is occurring with the latest Mission Hub, Also, if you try to click and drag a waypoint on the map in Mission Hub today, the waypoint doesn't follow the mouse pointer.
Is there any solution to this at all.
Is there any solution to this at all.
Hence I am waiting on result. I have restarted the browser a number of times to no avail.
RodPad
Premium Pilot
How about now, mine is still not working?
I'm actually looking at changing my Java version, I don't need to do any missions, its just irritating me.
Rod
FYI - mine is still working fine in all browsers under both Java 8 and 9, provided that Java is enabled.
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