Hello, Whenever I click on a Firefox notification (push notification), nothing happens on the web browser.
With this random site I found: https://www.pushengage.com/demo The activate button from the notification bubble opens a new tab in firefox, but clicking on the respective item on the notifications plugin does nothing, although I'm not sure it's supposed to do anything.
Right, currently the notification-action can only be triggered via the notification bubble, not later through the log. The simple background is that the action isn't logged and re-translated into an actionable button.
(In reply to Simon Steinbeiss from comment #2) > Right, currently the notification-action can only be triggered via the > notification bubble, not later through the log. The simple background is > that the action isn't logged and re-translated into an actionable button. Hi, I'm not clicking on the item from the log. I'm just clicking on the bubble as you described, but unfortunately nothing happens. I don't know why. Could you help in investigating the cause behind this issue?
Created attachment 9042 Notification bubble
Is this the notification bubble you are referring to?
Created attachment 9056 Notification bubble 2 (In reply to Kais Ben Salah from comment #5) > Is this the notification bubble you are referring to? Yes, but it doesn't look like xfce4-notifyd, see my attached screenshot, in my case I get the Activate button. You can try to open Notifications and change themes.
(In reply to Andre Miranda from comment #6) > Created attachment 9056 > Notification bubble 2 > > (In reply to Kais Ben Salah from comment #5) > > Is this the notification bubble you are referring to? > > Yes, but it doesn't look like xfce4-notifyd, see my attached screenshot, in > my case I get the Activate button. Hi, Could you tell me about the version and the distribution your are using? > You can try to open Notifications and change themes. I have tried all the themes, unfortunately the plugin wasn't successful to update the theme, and the bubble remains the same (blue as always).
(In reply to Kais Ben Salah from comment #7) > Hi, > Could you tell me about the version and the distribution your are using? Arch Linux with some Xfce components at 4.14 and some built from git master > I have tried all the themes, unfortunately the plugin wasn't successful to > update the theme, and the bubble remains the same (blue as always). Try running the following commands so we can sure if you're running xfce4-notifyd or not: notify-send foo # just to make sure notification daemon is running ps -p $(dbus-send --session --print-reply --dest=org.freedesktop.DBus / org.freedesktop.DBus.GetConnectionUnixProcessID string:org.freedesktop.Notifications | awk 'END{print $2}') My output is: 179591 ? 00:00:00 xfce4-notifyd
(In reply to Andre Miranda from comment #8) > (In reply to Kais Ben Salah from comment #7) > > Hi, > > Could you tell me about the version and the distribution your are using? > Arch Linux with some Xfce components at 4.14 and some built from git master > > > I have tried all the themes, unfortunately the plugin wasn't successful to > > update the theme, and the bubble remains the same (blue as always). > > Try running the following commands so we can sure if you're running > xfce4-notifyd or not: > > notify-send foo # just to make sure notification daemon is running The command `notify-send foo` seems to work fine, since the notification shows up. > ps -p $(dbus-send --session --print-reply --dest=org.freedesktop.DBus / > org.freedesktop.DBus.GetConnectionUnixProcessID > string:org.freedesktop.Notifications | awk 'END{print $2}') > > My output is: 179591 ? 00:00:00 xfce4-notifyd I'm getting the following output: PID TTY TIME CMD 2902 ? 00:00:02 dunst
You're not using dunst[1] instead of xfce4-notifyd. Your options are: 1) uninstall dunst and reboot, xfce4-notifyd should be the notification daemon now 2) keep using dunst and report this bug to them[2] 1 - https://dunst-project.org/ 2 - https://github.com/dunst-project/dunst/issues
(In reply to Andre Miranda from comment #10) > You're not using dunst[1] instead of xfce4-notifyd. > Your options are: > 1) uninstall dunst and reboot, xfce4-notifyd should be the notification > daemon now > 2) keep using dunst and report this bug to them[2] > > 1 - https://dunst-project.org/ > 2 - https://github.com/dunst-project/dunst/issues You're right, obviously 'dunst' was the cause behind such weird behavior. Uninstalling it solved the problem. Thanks a lot for your help.