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Save changes not working

Ss106
Investigator
Investigator

In EE smart hub manager - Home / Advanced settings / Access Control.

I wish to add a new start time / End time restriction  for a device. Once done I get a "changes need to be saved"
However, once the save button is clicked nothing happens...

 

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XRaySpeX
EE Community Star
EE Community Star

After you selected the device & chosen times did you press the '+' on the R so the entry got moved to below the line? If not, show image of page once the Save is clicked.

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Ss106
Investigator
Investigator

Yes I did press the "+" button and the entry does get moved below the line.
Once done I get a "changes need to be saved" but when the save button is pressed nothing happens 

 

Leanne_T
EE Community Support Team

Hi @Ss106 

Thanks for coming here. 

Have you tried restarting the router then trying to change the settings? 

Leanne. 

Ss106
Investigator
Investigator

Yes done that too Leanne, but was still producing the same issue.

Leanne_T
EE Community Support Team

Thanks @Ss106

In this case, please call us on 0800 079 8586 and the team will get this looked into for you. 

Leanne.

Ss106
Investigator
Investigator

I did delete 2 devices which were already listed and that seemed to have unlocked something as I managed to add a new device. It should not be number related so I doubt that this was the issue but in any case it now works...

Leanne_T
EE Community Support Team

Thanks for letting us know @Ss106

Leanne 🙂