Bug: afterAction in Fancy Dialogs is bugged.

[Goinging]

In which plugin has the error occurred?

FancyDialogs

What happened?

Setting "afterAction":"none" or "wait_for_response" causes this warning in console and still closes the dialog.

[FancyDialogs] (Netty Epoll Server IO #1) WARN: Received action for dialog: colorpicker but it is not opened for player: Go_ing``

Also currently it only tries to use this after action thing for buttons when in vanilla, after action applies also to click events in the body text. So ideally it should check for either.

In which software has the error occurred?

Paper

Plugin version

1.1.0.40

Server version

This server is running Paper version 1.21.10-115-main@af06383 (2025-11-21T23:42:01Z) (Implementing API version 1.21.10-R0.1-SNAPSHOT) You are 2 version(s) behind Download the new version at: https://papermc.io/downloads/paper Previous version: 1.21.10-105-1f31ee5 (MC: 1.21.10)

Relevant log output

[18:09:54 INFO]: Go_ing issued server command: /fancydialogs storage reload
[18:09:56 INFO]: Go_ing issued server command: /dialog open colorpicker
[18:09:58 INFO]: [FancyDialogs] (Netty Epoll Server IO #1) WARN: Received action for dialog: colorpicker but it is not opened for player: Go_ing

[OliverSchlueter]

Can you send us the dialog json file of the colorpicker dialog?

[OliverSchlueter]

The after action is always set to close, do you want this to be configurable?

[Goinging]

Yes it would be nice for this to be configurable. But I don't think that is the issue I am running into specifically. Because it seems like rn actions simply don't work or something. I am not sure but a month ago this dialog worked correctly and now it just doesn't and it sends the same error. Specifically when clicking the buttons at the bottom.

[FancyDialogs] (Netty Epoll Server IO #0) WARN: Received action for dialog: portalcalc but it is not opened for player: Go_ing [18:00:29 INFO]

portalcalc.json

[Goinging]

Yeah I just confirmed that player_command and console_command also have the same bug as message. So I am pretty sure it applies to all of them.