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EnableInUserMenu = true, plugin unresponsive for non admins


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ginjaninja
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I wish to make my plugin available to end users on the Webclient, so i have registered a page controller / page just for users with EnableInUserMenu = true, It works fine other than i have to press f5 after every action for non admins.

Claude tells me its becuase the Emby page wiring is hard coded to "sendmessagetoadminsessions" and not "sendmessagetousersessions"...but regardless does this make any sense and is there a way to make pages responsive to users.
https://github.com/ginjaninja1/ManageComingSoon/tree/main/UI
testing on 4.10.0.21
thanks

Edited by ginjaninja
Posted

Hi, after what actions?

ginjaninja
Posted (edited)
4 hours ago, Luke said:

Hi, after what actions?

Thanks @Luke, bear with me , becuase i am guessing what matters to investigating this.
I have a genericui buttonitem with a command handle "AddToList"
 

public override Task<IPluginUIView> RunCommand(string itemId, string commandId, string data)
{
    if (commandId == "AddToList")
    {
        HandleAddToList();
        return Task.FromResult<IPluginUIView>(this);
    }

Claude says the smoking gun in is PageControllerHostbase in that it is the something in the chain hardwired to "SendMessageToAdminSessions"

// Emby.Web.GenericUI.Control.PageHosts.PageControllerHostBase
protected void NotifyPageChangeDelayed(IUIView uiView)
{
	Task.Run(async delegate
	{
		await Task.Delay(500).ConfigureAwait(continueOnCapturedContext: false);
		UIViewInfo data = new UIViewInfo(uiView)
		{
			IsPageChangeInfo = true
		};
		await sessionManager.SendMessageToAdminSessions("UIPageInfoChanged", data, CancellationToken.None).ConfigureAwait(continueOnCapturedContext: false);
	});
}
private void CurrentUIViewOnUIViewInfoChanged(
    object sender,
    GenericEventArgs<IUIView> e)
{
    if (IsInitialized)
    {
        this.UIPageInfoChanged?.Invoke(this, e);

        UIViewInfo data =
            new UIViewInfo(e.Argument);

        sessionManager.SendMessageToAdminSessions(
            "UIPageInfoChanged",
            data,
            CancellationToken.None);
    }
}

 

Edited by ginjaninja

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