Quote from: michelem on June 05, 2014, 06:34:01 PM

Quote from: unamis76 on June 05, 2014, 05:48:05 PM

Quote from: edonkey on June 05, 2014, 03:06:59 PM

There are some issues with the feature of dynamically selecting a pool. Basically I switched pools the other day, and I did it from the dashboard instead of changing the order in the pool in the settings and restarting.

The first issue was that I had to click the "Select This" button twice. The first time didn't seem to do anything. Or at least it didn't show any differences in the pool selection in the dashboard.

The second issue is that last night the pool that I dynamically selected must have had a connectivity problem. When I woke up this morning, the rig had switched back to the first pool in my settings, not the one that I had dynamically selected.

Already reported the first issue in the thread, I confirm it's really difficult to select a new pool.

The second issue... I don't think it's really an issue, I think it's the default behavior, and I find it better to be like this

But it would be nice if we could opt for what we want.

The first one I have to reproduce that (Browser? Can you look at the cpuminer log when you click to see if something happens?)

The second one is simple, the problem is: I don't overwrite the settings when switching a pool from the dashboard, it's completely on-the-fly and not permanent, it just sends the command to cpuminer without saving anything. But of course, if you prefer and you think it's better I can easily add the save too.

For who asked Latest Minera image for RPi is here

(Or just click my signature and scroll down the page)

As for browsers, happens in the ones I use the most: Opera and Mobile Safari. Also tested on IE, same thing, but as you've said, IE is really bad. I can test on other browsers if needed. CPUminer log continues as normal after clicking. If I click fast 3 or 4 times, I manage to get the pool switched, and the log finally says the API requested a pool change.