I've been having a problem while sorting stables that stable tabs stop responding. I have to refresh the page to be able to click on them again. I've noticed it's happening when I'm mass moving and trying to go between tabs but it may have been happening other times as well and I just didn't think as much about it so I don't remember.

This has happened to me too, though when I reload, nothing happens, and it glitches.

Also to me. Not often, luckily, but often enough to notice.

Yea. I have been monitoring this for weeks now. I have been seeing the errors popup in the error log. I believe there's some sort of logic issue with a while loop but I can't figure out what's going wrong.

Essentially, what is happening on your end, is that the while loop is getting stuck and then eventually you run into the PHP timeout error of 90 seconds - where the http request dies.

Are you able to trigger this consistently? Like, if you move Pets A/B/C/D to Tab #, it freezes up for 90 seconds. And then put those pets back in the exact same spots and then do the exact same action again, does it freeze again? Or does it magically work the second time?

I kinda noticed this before this morning but it was particularly bad earlier when I was moving tamed luporas into their own stable from the original lupora stable. I can't remember with certainty but it happened quite a few times in a row when I tried to change between tabs. That finally got me to look to see if anyone else had been having issues and make a post.

If I remember right when I was moving pets earlier I would go to switch tabs, the tab wouldn't register, I'd refresh, then had to reset which stable to go to and could click the tab in that instance, and then I think it wouldn't register again after that pet was moved. I think. It's a bit hazy now. I should have taken better note of it.

I don't really want to move the tamed luporas back and redo it because I already finished putting them in order of their id's. I can do it if you think it might work at tracking it down though. However I wouldn't be able to know where they were originally in that stable. What about just randomly try to move some of the luporas in the original stable to a new stable and see what happens? I haven't reorganized them yet.

I'd just say to keep an eye for the freezing to happen again and if/when it does, just make a note as best as you can of what you specifically did. And if you can somehow repeat it, try it again and see if it freezes every time or just randomly happens.