Closed obsy closed 1 year ago
Now that 1.14 is out, I'll bring in your other PR and look to solve this one. Apologies for the delay.
--- a/package/gargoyle/files/www/js/common.js
+++ b/package/gargoyle/files/www/js/common.js
@@ -1035,17 +1035,17 @@ function resetProofreadFields(inputIds)
function parseBytes(bytes, units, abbr, dDgt)
{
var parsed;
- units = units != "KBytes" && units != "MBytes" && units != "GBytes" && units != "TBytes" ? "mixed" : units;
+ units = ["KBytes","MBytes","GBytes","TBytes",UI.KBy,UI.MBy,UI.GBy,UI.TBy].indexOf(units) < 0 ? "mixed" : units;
spcr = abbr==null||abbr==0 ? " " : "";
- if( (units == "mixed" && bytes > 1024*1024*1024*1024) || units == "TBytes")
+ if( (units == "mixed" && bytes > 1024*1024*1024*1024) || ["TBytes",UI.TBy].indexOf(units) >= 0)
{
parsed = (bytes/(1024*1024*1024*1024)).toFixed(dDgt||3) + spcr + (abbr?UI.TB:UI.TBy);
}
- else if( (units == "mixed" && bytes > 1024*1024*1024) || units == "GBytes")
+ else if( (units == "mixed" && bytes > 1024*1024*1024) || ["GBytes",UI.GBy].indexOf(units) >= 0)
{
parsed = (bytes/(1024*1024*1024)).toFixed(dDgt||3) + spcr + (abbr?UI.GB:UI.GBy);
}
- else if( (units == "mixed" && bytes > 1024*1024) || units == "MBytes" )
+ else if( (units == "mixed" && bytes > 1024*1024) || ["MBytes",UI.MBy].indexOf(units) >= 0)
{
parsed = (bytes/(1024*1024)).toFixed(dDgt||3) + spcr + (abbr?UI.MB:UI.MBy);
}
Can you please test the above? Looks fine on my end. I tested login screen with quotas, conntrack page and bandwidth page.
Ok, looks like it's working fine.
Thanks, should be fixed by 6bd0c24773b7386bdbacfecdcd61b50db357f8f2
First, let's see the login page and limits in English and another language:
I have a daily limit of 100GB, now I'm using 60MB, the English page shows the units used in the same units as the limit but not Polish page.
See function parseBytes: https://github.com/ericpaulbishop/gargoyle/blob/master/package/gargoyle/files/www/js/common.js#L1035 It has hard-coded units, e.g. GBytes. But in other language we use different text (Polish: 100 GB, French: 100 GO) so GB doesn't match GBytes.