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StressFree Webmin theme version 2.05 released

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Submitted by David on 18 October 2009 - 10:36pm
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This update is minor but addresses a few issues:

  • Adds a Javascript patch submitted by Rob Shinn that adds sidebar support for multiple servers.
  • Fixes the missing footer link back to the module index bug.
  • Also included is compressed Javascript and CSS files which should slightly reduce load times.

The updated theme can be downloaded from here.

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Server Uptime feature in main page sidebar.

Submitted by Robert Readman (not verified) on 29 October 2009 - 2:43pm.
Thanks very much for an update fixing the back button bug. I mentioned in a comment before about the Server Uptime feature on the main page in the sidebar. The Blue Framed Theme is the one that has it. Any chance it can be borrowed from that theme and placed into the sidebar on the StressFreeTheme? Thanks for the great work! Rob.
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Error - Request too long

Submitted by bartfai (not verified) on 17 December 2009 - 6:26pm.

Hello!

I have a big sos problem. I used this great theme and everything was fine, until now.

Anytime when i want to create new virtual server, the programe send me this error:

Error - Request too long

https://xxxxxxxx.hu:8081/virtual-server/domain_form.cgi?d=12520153948791...

Everything else is works, already what I rehearsed, only the new virtual server does not.

I tried this with FF and Google Chrome, but de result was same. I host more than 1000 Virtual server, i hope the problem is not this.

My first step was update the webmin (1.5) and the theme (2.05), but this is not help.

I attache a screenshot, that you can see what i am doing:
https://www.virtualmin.com/system/files/issues/virtualmin.jpg

Please help me and sorry for my english.

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Are you sure this is a theme problem?

Submitted by David on 24 December 2009 - 7:38am.

Do you experience this issue with other themes?

It sounds like the issue is more to do with a module than the theme being used.

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