Open nftworld opened 4 years ago
The reason it comes up as a hash, is because the label you used is not inside the preimage database we use to decrypt it. Although I should add it to the localstorage of labels in your own browser. I'll add that as a separate issue.
No confirm box pops up when trying to add the content record? That's definitely a bug, if you could upload a video with the console open that would be fantastic. I'll have a look into it anyway
I have the same issue. If a subdomain is not a well-known word, it is displayed as sha3 of the word after the subdomain registration.
As a workaround, you can visit app.ens.domains/name/minidcl.ntfworkd.eth and it will be added to your local storage and then displayed in a readable way on the subdomains page.
@jefflau I believe it's possible to add the subdomain into the Localstorage during registration. Could you fix that?
Having a similar issue - but in my case, adding the preimage to local storage is not enough - i'd like everyone to be able to decipher the label.
is there a way to add labels to the preimage database? a workaround might also do.. i tried re-registering the subdomain but this did not help
it's possible to add the subdomain into the Localstorage during registration
I think this is doable. Added "but" label to implement the feature.
any update on this? been a while...
any update about this topic?
I would like to use subdomain for my usecase. When I call setSubnodeRecord, long strings cause this problem. https://gist.github.com/ZaK3939/cd7129079d660575fbc9924255ae8291
The first subdomain was created as expected. When I typed "sugarclub" as the name, thats how the subdomain appears in the list. But the next one I created I called "minidcl" but instead of that it shows a 0x address. Any idea why? Screenshot attached.
Also, nothing happens when I click "Save" or "Confirm" when trying to create a Content record for the sugarclub subdomain. Too bad I cant attach a video of this.