Static DHCP allocation page fails to fully load after upgrade to 380.68

[ADFHogan]

Have several static DHCP allocations to machines on my network.

Upgraded to 380.68 today, then as I was going through the different UI pages, figured I'd update the hostnames of a couple of entries.

Clicked to edit, adjusted hostnames, clicked + ... did this on 2-3 entries, assigning unique names. After clicking Apply, the static DHCP allocation page now fails to completely load. Rebooted, still fails to fully load.

Any ideas?
I can still access static allocations individually for devices that are online via network map.
I flushed browser cache immediately upgrading to 380.68.
Advanced_DHCP_Content.asp page sourcecode shows array for dhcp_staticlist_array populated.

I've tried both Chromium and Firefox, in Firefox the console shows this:

 

[ColinTaylor]

Upgraded to 380.68 today, then as I was going through the different UI pages, figured I'd update the hostnames of a couple of entries.

Did you follow the instructions in the release notes?

IMPORTANT:: Due to the large amount of CSS changes to the webui, you will need to either flush your browser cache, or do a forced reload (shift-reload) the first time you access the webui after the firmware update.

 

[RMerlin]

Have several static DHCP allocations to machines on my network.

Upgraded to 380.68 today, then as I was going through the different UI pages, figured I'd update the hostnames of a couple of entries.

Clicked to edit, adjusted hostnames, clicked + ... did this on 2-3 entries, assigning unique names. After clicking Apply, the static DHCP allocation page now fails to completely load. Rebooted, still fails to fully load.

Any ideas?
I can still access static allocations individually for devices that are online via network map.
I flushed browser cache immediately upgrading to 380.68.
Advanced_DHCP_Content.asp page sourcecode shows array for dhcp_staticlist_array populated.

I've tried both Chromium and Firefox, in Firefox the console shows this:

What's on that line 62?

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[Jack Yaz]

Are you using any special characters in the hostnames?

 

[ADFHogan]

Line 62 appears to be the array definition..

Ahhh.. it seems that previously ok apostrophes/single quotes in machine descriptions as opposed to host names are now a problem, as the dhcp_staticlist_array is delimited by them. Not sure why I could see the page initially and not now, so perhaps they were originally escaped, but somehow unescaped when I edited some hosts.

Stripping out some of the details, but leaving the key character formatting...

var dhcp_staticlist_array = '&#60AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF&#62192.168.X.Y&#62XXXX&#60AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF&#62192.168.X.Y&#62m3-XXXXXX&#60AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF&#62192.168.X.Y&#62WiFiSecurityCamera&#60AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF&#62192.168.X.Y&#62AppleBanana&#60AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF&#62192.168.X.Y&#62Alice'sXXXX&#60AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF&#62192.168.X.Y&#62LoungeHTPC&#60AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF&#62192.168.X.Y&#62Alice'sPhone&#60AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF&#62192.168.X.Y&#62Laserprinter&#60AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF&#62192.168.X.Y&#62Newdevice&#60AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF&#62192.168.X.Y&#62Alice'sDesktop&#60AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF&#62192.168.X.Y&#62Bob'sDesktop&#60AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF&#62192.168.X.Y&#62tiny2&#60AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF&#62192.168.X.Y&#62Aliceswitch';

 

[ADFHogan]

I removed apostrophes from static DHCP allocations using

nvram set 'dhcp_staticlist=....'

replacing the apostrophes in the original value with underscores. The page now loads..

 

[ADFHogan]

... some confusion/bleed between host and client names. Is there a tool for editing/cleaning the complete netmap client list, and not just those devices currently shown online?