GLBSE 2.0 open for testing

[REF]

could you put lines around all text boxes?

I see borders around text boxes.
Firefox 4.01

using FF 11.0

Its strange because I get the lines around text boxes and red error messages on dev.glbse.com but not on glbse.com

[large picture] dev on left 2.0 on the right
https://i.imgur.com/fHDWf.png

[Nefario]

could you put lines around all text boxes?

I see borders around text boxes.
Firefox 4.01

using FF 11.0

Its strange because I get the lines around text boxes and red error messages on dev.glbse.com but not on glbse.com

[large picture] dev on left 2.0 on the right
https://i.imgur.com/fHDWf.png

The issues your SSL, for some reason. dev.glbse.com doesn't use it.

Nefario.

[stochastic]

I just wanted to report something that happened in the last 24 hours on my account.  I had multiple sell and buy orders, but when I came back the sell and buy orders seemed to be canceled.  They were not there anymore and I did not cancel them and had the proper amount of funds and assets available to be on reserve.

are you using the python client or web client? if web, which version? when web client 2.0 went live, user orders were not migrated into the claimed 2.0 accounts. also the database can only support one type of clients at one time. so the 1.0 web application is now only good for getting the claim code.

my buy/sell orders did not change since this morning. I have however created them in 2.0 after I migrated my old account there.
afaik only orders in the old version of GLBSE (the blue/black web client 1.0) are gone. they were all canceled.

@Nefario what do you think about: https://sourceforge.net/p/glbseguide/wiki/bip1/ ?

p.s. I can has https://glbse.com/assets/ ?
for 'new visitors' it was the index page of all asset contracts.

Using web on 2.0.  I migrated from 1.0 to 2.0 and  then made some buy and sell orders.  I had to go somewhere today but when I got back all the buy and sell orders were gone.  I did create the buy and sell orders not long after 2.0 went live.

Yeah we closed all orders a while after opening. Order processing at the time wasn't working.

It's fine now.

Nefario.

OK gotcha.

[Kluge]

could you put lines around all text boxes?

I see borders around text boxes.
Firefox 4.01

I don't see borders around text boxes on Chrome 17

P.S. In portfolio, there is a box for "Withdrawl history" :p

[Nefario]

bring back 1.0 !!

Not really possible, in the meantime I would like to direct your attention to this thread ==>
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74049.0

[Garr255]

bring back 1.0 !!

Yeah, I honestly prefer it, but we will all adapt.

I also can't see text box outlines. Using Chrome.

[2weiX]

Will it be possible to peg shares to the dollar?  I would very much like to see that feature.

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[2weiX]

Will it be possible to peg shares to the dollar?  I would very much like to see that feature.

#2

yeah this would be awesome...   if you cant do it, make a whole new GLBSE-D

i need to sell dollar bonds!

trololo

no, seriously.
i could definitely use issuing shares in USD.
by that, I mean issuing in BTC, but measuring in USD.
One share would always be, let's say, worth 1 USD plus minus what the market does to it.
The income from my business in BTC which i convert to USD/EUR to pay the bills/restock.

I would pay dividends in BTC, I wouls issue the (about) 2000 shares 1$/BTCto restock and pay for ads.

[JL421]

I can't seem to pay out dividends, I get an error about not enough coins available. My dividend account doesn't issue have any buy orders, and has enough coins to send out dividends...

[teek]

I can't seem to pay out dividends, I get an error about not enough coins available. My dividend account doesn't issue have any buy orders, and has enough coins to send out dividends...

I had the same problem, do you actually have funds in the JLP-BMD (or other asset) sub-account?  I appeared to have BTC in my account (BTC Account), but it was actually trying to draw from the BMMO sub account which was empty.  Moved some funds around and off to the races.

[JL421]

I can't seem to pay out dividends, I get an error about not enough coins available. My dividend account doesn't issue have any buy orders, and has enough coins to send out dividends...

I had the same problem, do you actually have funds in the JLP-BMD (or other asset) sub-account?  I appeared to have BTC in my account (BTC Account), but it was actually trying to draw from the BMMO sub account which was empty.  Moved some funds around and off to the races.

I just started thinking about that, and I found it odd that one of my other sub accounts held the assets for JLP-BMD...I guess I'll transfer the coin to that account and see how it goes.

Thanks

[OgNasty]

Orders don't seem to be sorting correctly by per share amount.  Below is how MergedMining sales orders are currently displayed.

Sell orders
QUANTITY@PRICE
100@0.155
100@0.16
100@0.165
100@0.175
61@0.17
309@0.15125
78@0.154

I would also like to see this page sorted by some sort of volume: https://glbse.com/asset

 

[JL421]

Actually I now have a slightly different issue.

When I paid dividends it paid out the holding account as well, so the shareholders only received ~55% of what they should have.

I'm not sure if this is a problem with how the assets transferred over, or what, but if it could be resolved that'd be great...

Thanks.

[mila]

@JL421
could you, please, describe which account is holding the 45% of shares that should not have received any dividend?

q1: if you in the portfolio page select the asset's account how does your portfolio line look for this asset? is the asset manager also the asset holder? also it would be nice to know which account was credited with the unintended dividends.

[stochastic]

Is there any update when the history from 1.0 will be moved over to 2.0?  I seemed to have sold some shares right before the migration and don't have any recollection of what they sold for.  If they sold for what I had listed my BTC amount doesn't seem to match.  This is most likely an error in my bookkeeping but I want to make sure.

[mila]

Is there any update when the history from 1.0 will be moved over to 2.0?

nothing official. (however official 2.0 go live dates we've also seen several).
It might be high/prominent on the to do list but we know only that 1) it will not be before Thursday 2) his might be only partially tested in dev (p.ex. only trading volume in asset view but not personal history without the claiming from 1.0 also in test.)

safe bet is not before weekend and I know 'very little' about official plans. just guessing

[JL421]

@JL421
could you, please, describe which account is holding the 45% of shares that should not have received any dividend?

q1: if you in the portfolio page select the asset's account how does your portfolio line look for this asset? is the asset manager also the asset holder? also it would be nice to know which account was credited with the unintended dividends.

The account that is holding the 45% of the shares is my old JLP account, the master account that I first created on the GLBSE. That was also the account that technically issued JLP-BMD as well.

The problem is when everything transferred over, JLP took over all assets held by JLP-BMD...I guess this could be resolved by having the asset transfer system working again, and I could just reissue the remaining dividend after transferring all assets back to their correct places.

[mila]

@JL421
could you, please, describe which account is holding the 45% of shares that should not have received any dividend?

q1: if you in the portfolio page select the asset's account how does your portfolio line look for this asset? is the asset manager also the asset holder? also it would be nice to know which account was credited with the unintended dividends.

The account that is holding the 45% of the shares is my old JLP account, the master account that I first created on the GLBSE. That was also the account that technically issued JLP-BMD as well.

The problem is when everything transferred over, JLP took over all assets held by JLP-BMD...I guess this could be resolved by having the asset transfer system working again, and I could just reissue the remaining dividend after transferring all assets back to their correct places.

just nailed the problem here!

in 2.0 is the old account that issues the shares is now merely your personal account (that has the privilege to pay new asset fees) and should not hold the shares if they are intended to stay in the asset manager's account. you're also correct that a transfer would have solved it but you're here locked at the time being.

possible workaround would be pay "higher" dividends so that you pay yourself for the 45% and return that in the books back to the mining company while the 55% of true owners would get the right volume paid.

this could happen to anybody who claims personal (user) accounts as well asset manager accounts.

Edit: you (if you issued assets on glbse) have no also more btc accounts there. one btc balance is your personal btc account there. each asset you issued has it's own btc account with the asset manager's account.

[mila]

Orders don't seem to be sorting correctly by per share amount.  Below is how MergedMining sales orders are currently displayed.

Sell orders
QUANTITY@PRICE
100@0.155
100@0.16
100@0.165
100@0.175
61@0.17
309@0.15125
78@0.154

I like the idea of merging 'Buy orders' with 'Sell orders' and display one table like this instead


image linked from 2.0 feature request thread

that would solve the sorting and make a nice market depth table

[teek]

what's your broker's approach here?
remind you that glbse is not offering lines of credit nor margins and no leverage as bitcoinica is doing.
please educate me and refine your wish to behavior of buy orders in case they would start executing.
we're messing here with market depth and rules should be well described, understood and implemented.

forgot to reply to this, noticed you mention something in another thread about it.  I think the way my current broker handles it is real simple though I am not sure exactly how they handle it as I haven't actually looked at the actual rules.  This is how it acts however:  Your order is checked at order time to make sure you have the balance / margin / credit available.  If this first check passes, the order is posted.  Kind of like a "soft" check / pre-approval.  At execution time, the order is checked for margin again and then executed.  The "hard" check.  Now the way my broker works, is they give you a certain # called "buying power" which takes into account other holdings and things too.  I think for GLBSE purposes, this could just be based on cash on hand.  IE: if I have 100 BTC on hand, I should be able to place 100BTC orders, as many as I want, whatever price I want, and these should all pass the soft check.  At execution time, if the order fails a hard check, it is removed from the order book / cancelled.  Something like that anyway.