You can only lookup unspent tx as it makes no sense to find stakes on spent outputs (with the exception of the test example).
If you type in a tx that is not present, the (findstake_one)page simply hangs at status ''Retrieving data…"
The same origin policy does not allow the code to check whether an url exists or not. So if nothing happens, just Refresh (F5) the page and start over
PS:
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Let s see if I migrate the json files from google drive…
My results show that the found stake is neither displayed in GMT nor user’s local time. Could it be the web server’s local time?
You can only lookup unspent tx as it makes no sense to find stakes on spent outputs (with the exception of the test example).
If you type in a tx that is not present, the (findstake_one)page simply hangs at status ''Retrieving data…"
The same origin policy does not allow the code to check whether an url exists or not. So if nothing happens, just Refresh (F5) the page and start over
I was using the test address / dates you provided and use my utxo that has found stake before. The page hangs at ''Retrieving data…" 4 out of 5 times, starting over or not.
It reports your web browser timezone. If it is not correct then there’s something wrong with your web browser. If not, then this is certainly a compatibility issue between your web browser and FindstakeJS. Maybe you could give us more details about your OS and web browser version.
This is what is written for me (currently staying in Sofia, Bulgaria):
The current time is Sat Feb 07 2015 10:08:11 GMT+0200 (EET)
The GMT current time is Sat, 07 Feb 2015 08:08:11 GMT
You are currently at GMT+/--2:00
if your output has staked before, it means it created a new transaction, so your tx is spent into a new tx output, which explains why the page can’t find it as it only contains unspents to minimise the database.
I just uploaded that test case for future test purposes
@Thireus: If you dont mind I’ll include 29b3b531b137da9cc0988533f31fdc09d4cfa9bc32b7770729b6afb556e53dd4_1 to my test set
Thanks for hosting this Fuzzy! Could you please add a link to the findstake_singlepage on the home page? I personally prefer using the singlepage which I find more useful.
[quote=“thehuntergames, post:34, topic:3304”]Hi fb,
I assume you ve got nodejs installed and all, having looked at at http://findstakejs.peercointalk.org/
However I think you forgot to run ‘node webserver.js’ as it isnt able to get data from Rest api:
One of my utxo found a block, confirming that FindstakeJS, when started using a local clone frombithub, works and displays stake-finding time in local time zone. Thank you, thehuntergames !
at the moment had issues with the build :( but will get there :) for now use the single page
http://findstakejs.peercointalk.org/findstake_singlepage.html
Fuzzybear
so use the version where you need to fill in a tx id and an index.
IMHO the link should be removed until the issues are resolved. This is very confusing for users.
so use the version where you need to fill in a tx id and an index.
IMHO the link should be removed until the issues are resolved. This is very confusing for users.[/quote]
whats a txOutIndex? is this visible on a blockchain explorer?