Cannot like a blog post with mastodon account #581
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I tried to like a blog post on fediverse.blog with my mastodon account on m.g3l.org : NilsRenaud@m.g3l.org.
And I got an internal error.
I guess it should work since mastodon & plume use ActivityPub right ?
Yes, it should work.
Make sure that you do not have javascript disabled in your browser.
Also, try this via incognito mode too.
Otherwise, can you provide some screenshots as to what exactly happens and when?
I wanted to like a test post from fediverse.blog via the m.g3l.org instance, and had no problem at all.
If on fediverse.blog you click the heart icon, you'll get redirected and need to log in with your Mastodon instance:
If you're trying to like a Plume post from Mastodon, type/copy its entire URL into the Mastodon search bar and you should be presented with this:
Clicking 'like' on that post from your Mastodon instance, should result in a like being added on the Plume instance as well:
Thus a more detailed description of your steps may be helpful in diagnosting the issue you face.
OK, I tried with your test post on https://fediverse.blog/~/Test/test-article and it works but it still doesn't work with the article I intended to like !
So I'm suspecting something linked with internationalization since the only difference is that there is special characters in the title (and so in the URL) of this article.
Theses are the exact steps I followed to reproduce the bug :
Hm... yes that seems to be happening.
@NilsRenaud @BaptisteGelez Perhaps this is an issue with the URI type in the Rocket Framework itself at the moment?
See: https://github.com/SergioBenitez/Rocket/issues/998
Perhaps this PR will resolve it soon: https://github.com/SergioBenitez/Rocket/pull/941?
Yes, maybe. I guess we will see once the PR you linked gets merged.