Port handling in options.js and storage.js does not allow subdirectory reverse proxy configurations for Pyload

[slashmach1]

because serverIP and port variables are always concated in a set fashion the url handling does not allow for subdirectory configurations for those utilizing a reverse proxy for pyload. By simply omitting port from storage.js and options.js. i was able to make it work since its always https 443. Other than that it works great!

[slashmach1]

just to note; had to retool the server validation line likeso
const isValidName = /^(?!://)([a-zA-Z0-9]+.)?[a-zA-Z0-9][a-zA-Z0-9-]+.[a-zA-Z]+/[a-zA-Z0-9]{2,6}?$/i.test(value);

[lgrenier]

Same problem,
my pyload is behind a proxy and has the "Path Prefix" set.
So I can't use the parameter fields with my configuration.
I tried to modify the extension files as slashmach1 did, but my firefox does not want to install unsigned extensions...

[slashmach1]

i should mention my work and testing were on the Chrome version of the extension. additional steps may be needed for firefox

[lnhrdt]

Same here, the plugin configuration tries to login at an invalid URL e.g. https://mydomain.com/pyload:443/api/login.

[RemiRigal]

The new version of Yape now supports subdiretory/path on top of the base URL, there is a new input field in the options page as well as an explicit view of the current URL for convenience and clarity.

Preview:

Feedbacks are welcome !

[lgrenier]

Thanks for the new option, but it does not seem to save the field "PyLoad server's path"
when I put it and save, the plugin says "You are logged in "
and when I reload the plugin options, the field shows only /
and it does not work...

[RemiRigal]

Thank you for the feedback @lgrenier, the issue has been fixed in version v1.1.2.

[lgrenier]

It works !
Thanks