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Problem Description:
* from Playlist tab, click "Create New Playlist". Nothing happens.
* Mouse over "Create New Playlist link", target is "javascript:noop()".

Playback Application and version:
default HTML5 web interface

Subsonic Version:
6.0 (build a7857c) – April 30, 2016

Server Version:
jetty-6.1.x, java 1.7.0_76, FreeBSD (53.0 MB / 119.0 MB) (FreeNAS-9.10-STABLE-201605021851)

Hardware Platform:
* ASRock AM1-H mini-itx motherboard
* AMD 5350 (quad core 2.05GHz)
* 8GB DDR3-1333
* 16GB SanDisk Ultra Fit USB drive (boot)
* 4 x 3TB WD Green HDD (storage, ZFS RAIDZ1)

Java Memory Limit: 150MB

Did you use the openJDK-version or the Oracleversion of Java?

showing "noop()" isn't necessarily an indicator that something won't work - UI code generally does that ("return false;") to make sure that what callbacks are assigned in pure javascript don't also cause the page to open some other window.

I'm not saying there isn't some bug you're stumbling into, but just that the noop() alone isn't indicative of a problem but rather is a typical mechanism that web devs use in javascript.

toolman wrote:Did you use the openJDK-version or the Oracleversion of Java?

No idea; this is the FreeNAS Subsonic plugin and I assume the plugin architecture handles the Java install. Where do I look for this?

I wouldn't know. You're the one who is running Freebsd. I'm running Subsonic on Windows server without any problems.

I believe the 'About Subsonic' page should show the versions of pretty much everything.

billraff wrote:I believe the 'About Subsonic' page should show the versions of pretty much everything.

Well, the original post is ^C^V'd straight from that page:

jetty-6.1.x, java 1.7.0_76, FreeBSD (53.0 MB / 119.0 MB) (FreeNAS-9.10-STABLE-201605021851)

Does the fact that it says 'java' and not 'openjdk' imply that it's the Oracle version?