Nach dem Update auf V5.0.0 ist die Knotenfunktion nicht mehr bearbeitbar

Der Cursor lässt sich nur in einer leeren Zeile positionieren.
Das gezielte Löschen von Zeichen ist unmöglich.
Wo liegt das Problem?
Danke für jeden Tipp.

Welcome to the forum.

Please tell us about your system, os, hardware etc.
Also the version of node red that you are running.
What window are you in when the problem happens?
Does node red perform correctly otherwise?
Show us the node red log output when you start node red.

As most readers here unfortunately know only English it is more efficient if you translate your post rather than each of us having to do that. Thanks.

OK – sorry about that.
Node-RED version 5.0.0
Installed on Raspberry Pi
Accessed via Google Chrome browser
All functions (nodes) are running without issues
The only problem is that I cannot edit the function nodes
The cursor can only be positioned on an empty line—not just anywhere. Inserting and deleting characters is not possible in the usual way. This affects only the editor area within the function nodes. And as I mentioned, this only started happening after the update from version 4.x.x.

Hi, welcome to the forum!

Could you provide a little more info please?

  • what version of Chrome and which operating system is Chrome running on?
  • could you check for any errors in the console in developer tools (e.g. F12 openers dev tools in Chrome on Windows)
  • could you provide a screenshot of the code editor so we can determine whether it is Monaco or ace?
  • have you tried a different browser?

Chrome
Version 149.0.7827.115 (Offizieller Build) (64-Bit)Version 149.0.7827.115 (Offizieller Build) (64-Bit)
W11 Pro 25H2
F12 = no errors

ok, that certainly looks like the Monaco Editor (good) however the colourisation is off a little (shows stringify as an type.identifier and payload on line 3 as a delimiter.parenthesis

  1. Did you try on a different Browser / different computer?

  2. Could you open dev tools on the Network tab and refresh Node-RED then open a function node to edit - do you see any 404 (or non 200, non 304) requests?

  3. Could you list the extra installed contrib packages/modules - action list (CTRL-SHIFT-P) -> system info...

There may be an "bad module" affecting the monaco editor.

Also, check to see if you have any nodes installed that appear on this thread installed - they are nodes that packaged an old version of jQuery that had a prototype pollution affecting the editor.

Related:

Und ich hatte mich schon so gefreut ... in der Hoffnung, mein Deutsch üben zu können!

And here I was all execited... hoping to practice my German! Only been out of practice for... oh, gosh, 30 years!

Hallo, es ist doch kein Problem! Wir können gern auf deutsch miteinander kommunizieren – aber besser privat.

Hier meine Kontaktdaten:

Wilfried Keil

E-Mail: wilfriedkeilb01@gmail.com

Thanks for the many tips.

I did that Result

Check node-red-contrib not installed

Edge as a browser possible error

another PC with the same configuration

Google Chrome no problems

Edge no problems

But why?

Did you check the browser developer console?

On the problem computer:

Could be cache

  • try opening it in incognito
  • try clearing site data for that node-red URL

Could be a chrome extension

  • try starting chrome with extensions disabled

Do you mean another PC running the browser, or another PC running node red with all the same nodes installed?

Do you mean that on the PC showing the problem that it shows the problem on both Chrome and Edge?

I think when asking AI to translate for you it is generally best to give it full sentences to increase the accuracy of the translation.