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GitHub issue: https://github.com/codidact/qpixel/issues/1577#issue-2958874420 In a Codidact community where I have not yet earned the "Participate Everywhere" ability, I am unable to comment...
#3: Post edited
- In a Codidact community where I have not yet earned the "Participate Everywhere" ability, I am unable to comment except on my own posts and answers to my own posts. This is as intended.
- I attempted to post a comment in an existing comment thread on an answer to my own question on Electrical Engineering Meta (where I do not have "Participate Everywhere"). I expected this to work, because although I did not create the comment thread, I should be able to add comments to it since it is on an answer to my question.
- It appeared to fail. However, instead of a failure message through the user interface, I received a raw JSON response, which Firefox displays as a list of keys and values:
- > 
- Note that this is not a screenshot of the developer window. This is what is displayed to the user after pressing "Add reply". It's not a pop up window, it's the sole content of the page.
- In addition to not being how errors are generally presented to the user, the error is also incorrect, as the [comment was successfully posted](https://electrical.codidact.com/comments/thread/10500#comment-26317) (which I found out later when I visited the question page again).
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- This is not just me. There has been [another report on Software Development Codidact](https://software.codidact.com/posts/293642).
- - GitHub issue: https://github.com/codidact/qpixel/issues/1577#issue-2958874420
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- In a Codidact community where I have not yet earned the "Participate Everywhere" ability, I am unable to comment except on my own posts and answers to my own posts. This is as intended.
- I attempted to post a comment in an existing comment thread on an answer to my own question on Electrical Engineering Meta (where I do not have "Participate Everywhere"). I expected this to work, because although I did not create the comment thread, I should be able to add comments to it since it is on an answer to my question.
- It appeared to fail. However, instead of a failure message through the user interface, I received a raw JSON response, which Firefox displays as a list of keys and values:
- > 
- Note that this is not a screenshot of the developer window. This is what is displayed to the user after pressing "Add reply". It's not a pop up window, it's the sole content of the page.
- In addition to not being how errors are generally presented to the user, the error is also incorrect, as the [comment was successfully posted](https://electrical.codidact.com/comments/thread/10500#comment-26317) (which I found out later when I visited the question page again).
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- This is not just me. There has been [another report on Software Development Codidact](https://software.codidact.com/posts/293642).
#2: Post edited
- In a Codidact community where I have not yet earned the "Participate Everywhere" ability, I am unable to comment except on my own posts and answers to my own posts. This is as intended.
- I attempted to post a comment in an existing comment thread on an answer to my own question on Electrical Engineering Meta (where I do not have "Participate Everywhere"). I expected this to work, because although I did not create the comment thread, I should be able to add comments to it since it is on an answer to my question.
- It appeared to fail. However, instead of a failure message through the user interface, I received a raw JSON response, which Firefox displays as a list of keys and values:
- > 
- Note that this is not a screenshot of the developer window. This is what is displayed to the user after pressing "Add reply". It's not a pop up window, it's the sole content of the page.
In addition to not being how errors are generally presented to the user, the error is also incorrect, as the [comment was successfully posted](https://electrical.codidact.com/comments/thread/10500#comment-26317) (which I found out later when I visited the question page again).
- In a Codidact community where I have not yet earned the "Participate Everywhere" ability, I am unable to comment except on my own posts and answers to my own posts. This is as intended.
- I attempted to post a comment in an existing comment thread on an answer to my own question on Electrical Engineering Meta (where I do not have "Participate Everywhere"). I expected this to work, because although I did not create the comment thread, I should be able to add comments to it since it is on an answer to my question.
- It appeared to fail. However, instead of a failure message through the user interface, I received a raw JSON response, which Firefox displays as a list of keys and values:
- > 
- Note that this is not a screenshot of the developer window. This is what is displayed to the user after pressing "Add reply". It's not a pop up window, it's the sole content of the page.
- In addition to not being how errors are generally presented to the user, the error is also incorrect, as the [comment was successfully posted](https://electrical.codidact.com/comments/thread/10500#comment-26317) (which I found out later when I visited the question page again).
- ---
- This is not just me. There has been [another report on Software Development Codidact](https://software.codidact.com/posts/293642).
#1: Initial revision
Incorrect raw JSON failure message on posting a comment
In a Codidact community where I have not yet earned the "Participate Everywhere" ability, I am unable to comment except on my own posts and answers to my own posts. This is as intended. I attempted to post a comment in an existing comment thread on an answer to my own question on Electrical Engineering Meta (where I do not have "Participate Everywhere"). I expected this to work, because although I did not create the comment thread, I should be able to add comments to it since it is on an answer to my question. It appeared to fail. However, instead of a failure message through the user interface, I received a raw JSON response, which Firefox displays as a list of keys and values: >  Note that this is not a screenshot of the developer window. This is what is displayed to the user after pressing "Add reply". It's not a pop up window, it's the sole content of the page. In addition to not being how errors are generally presented to the user, the error is also incorrect, as the [comment was successfully posted](https://electrical.codidact.com/comments/thread/10500#comment-26317) (which I found out later when I visited the question page again).