Regression: input multiple domains in domain input field adds them as a single domain

[yubiuser]

Regression: input multiple domains in domain input field adds them as a single domain

[rdwebdesign]

I'm not sure if this issue should be handle in the web interface or in FTL.

In v5, the first step executed by PHP is to split the input into an array of domains:

https://github.com/pi-hole/AdminLTE/blob/41682f17b72d3fb83837a7a08fa68b3e37cd35b7/scripts/pi-hole/php/groups.php#L534

In this case, the expected value for the domain field ($_POST['domain']) is a string with one or more domains separated by spaces.

The current v6 web interface doesn't use a server side code here. It sends the whole text to the API. FTL doesn't seems to take care of spaces or line breaks and the whole string is used.

[yubiuser]

FTL doesn't seems to take care of spaces or line breaks and the whole string is used.

Exactly, FTL expects one domain to be added per request. I think the web interface needs to iterate over the input data and split it. Can this be done in JS?

[rdwebdesign]

Can this be done in JS?

Yes, but this will send multiple API requests (one for each domain) and FTL will reload the list after each request.

I was thinking if this should be done in FTL, to handle multi-domain inputs (from web interface or command line) in a single step and reload the lists only once.

[yubiuser]

API requests (one for each domain) and FTL will reload the list after each request

I see the issue here. Agree, this should be handled by FTL

[DL6ER]

#1629 adds handling in FTL. I'm currently developing away from my test environment and am not keen to break it from remote so this PR is - so far - entirely untested (you are welcomed to do this :-) ).

This will need a subsequent web change. Sending a space-separated domain seems a dirty hack. The PR above makes FTL accept either a string or an array of strings for domains, clients, group names and lists. The web interface will need to split the input itself and send a proper array to the API in this case.

[rdwebdesign]

Sending a space-separated domain seems a dirty hack.

I never said we should do that. I just said this is how it is done in v5.

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OK, now the web interface will accept a domain or a list of domains separated by spaces (maybe we could also accept line breaks). The javascript code will need to split the "domain" field and send the result as an array.

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