What's an 'offline' transaction?

[mechew]

I sent btc to the same address in 3 transactions.

The first hasn't shown up but the 2 transactions I sent shortly after have and the first is now showing as "offline".

What is this and how do I fix?

http://i61.tinypic.com/2s62c60.png

[mechew]

Still hasn't done anything and now both transactions are ahead of the first.

http://i58.tinypic.com/1zygftg.png

[shorena]

Dont know, but they are all confirmed at least once according to blockchain.info


https://blockchain.info/address/1MK3mrp4sNdspJno4recr4cVh12YrJ1AEN


Edit: found it in the source

Code:

 Offline,            /**< Not sent to any other nodes **/

here

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/97f2bbd7530aeaf661bd19a18039cc29c2ab6aec/src/qt/transactionrecord.h#L31

which makes no sense, since you can see it on blockchain.info (which basically is just a node). Mabye try a restart.

[Foxpup]

"Offline" means Bitcoin Core had no network connection at the time you tried to send the transaction, possibly because your Internet connection went down briefly, or perhaps because you sent it too soon after starting Bitcoin Core, before it had a chance to establish a connection. In any case, Bitcoin Core will automatically resend any offline transactions once it is back online, which is why the problem solved itself.

which makes no sense, since you can see it on blockchain.info (which basically is just a node). Mabye try a restart.

Please read all replies before claiming something makes no sense, especially when there's only one reply and it explains everything.

[paythrough_team]

'offline' transaction for your bitcoin is safe.