Unexpected Application Error!

[jibaine]

Description

When I click on a user to access its parameter I get an error page

Steps To Reproduce

1. Go to Dashboard/Users
2. Click on a user Tile
3. See error

Expected Behavior
Access to user's parameters

Logs

Error: Must supply a userId
at e.value (https://xxx.fr/web/node_modules.jellyfin-apiclient.bundle.js?c70b2c6c93640e33833a:2:40105)
at U (https://xxx.fr/web/users-profile.34f422d31086625e3bb8.chunk.js:1:1578)
at https://xxx.fr/web/users-profile.34f422d31086625e3bb8.chunk.js:1:6181
at https://xxx.fr/web/users-profile.34f422d31086625e3bb8.chunk.js:1:6340
at Fi (https://xxx.fr/web/node_modules.react-dom.bundle.js?c70b2c6c93640e33833a:2:103916)
at t.unstable_runWithPriority (https://xxx.fr/web/7466.bundle.js?c70b2c6c93640e33833a:2:27602)
at jl (https://xxx.fr/web/node_modules.react-dom.bundle.js?c70b2c6c93640e33833a:2:44769)
at Mi (https://xxx.fr/web/node_modules.react-dom.bundle.js?c70b2c6c93640e33833a:2:103384)
at https://xxx.fr/web/node_modules.react-dom.bundle.js?c70b2c6c93640e33833a:2:103295
at $ (https://xxx.fr/web/7466.bundle.js?c70b2c6c93640e33833a:2:26662)

Screenshots

System (please complete the following information):

• Platform: VM Debian Bookworm
• Browser: Chrome
• Jellyfin Version: 10.9.6

[thornbill]

What is the url of the page when the error occurs? Do you happen to have any plugins installed that mangle urls like clearurls?

[JuanJesusAlejoSillero]

This happens to me too.

Using the jellyfin/jellyfin docker image on version 10.9.6.

Strangely, I confirmed it doesn't happen in a private window using Firefox, I haven't checked other browsers.

Having seen that it works, I've tried deleting the cache and all related information for my jellyfin site in Firefox, but it still happens unless I use incognito mode.

Also, I couldn't edit my scheduled tasks, it just hangs endlessly loading, but it works in incognito as well.

[thornbill]

I ended up replicating this by having an extra "?" in the url. That probably breaks the react hook for getting url params.

[JuanJesusAlejoSillero]

I ended up replicating this by having an extra "?" in the url. That probably breaks the react hook for getting url params.

Yes, that's it, I tried removing the '?' character from the URL manually and it works now.

It actually doesn't add the interrogation anymore and just works even if I open a new jellyfin tab.

Thanks a lot