REPRODUCIBILITY (% or how often): Sometimes
BUILD ID = OS VERSION (Settings > About product): 4.1
HARDWARE (XA2, X10, X10 II, …): XA2
UI LANGUAGE: English
REGRESSION: (compared to previous public release: Yes, No, ?): Unknown
DESCRIPTION:
Sometimes when sending an SMS message the status is set to “Sending…” and remains there forever, even though the SMS message has actually been successfully sent and received on the recipients phone.
PRECONDITIONS:
Unknown
STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
Send an SMS message
Wait for the status message “Sending …”
Wait for the Status message to confirm sent - never happens, but message actually sent
EXPECTED RESULT:
“Sending …” disappears when message has been sent
ACTUAL RESULT:
The sending message stays there forever on the SMS
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
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No updates or comments from Jolla on this? It’s still happening on my Xperia 10II running 4.4. I seem to have more connectivity problems that I used to.
(I tried sending when phone was on 4G. The phone folds back to 3G to send a text. This did not cause the issue - which I have previously speculated could be a cause. Of course it could still be an issue if the 3G signal is much weaker than the 4G one, which it quite often is, but not when I did this test.)
This issue has been happening for me since - I believe my N9 days. It’s random, sometimes I can resend, other times I just delete the message.
X10 III here
I think my issue is slightly different. For me the messaging app says ‘Sending’ implying that it is still trying to send the message, but in actual fact the message has been sent and successfully received.
Its just that the status label hasn’t been updated to ‘Sent’, maybe due to a problem with processing or receiving an acknowledgement or whatever. So in my case it is unnecessary to cancel and resend.
I’ve noticed the same issue a couple of months ago when I texted a bit more vigorously i.e. exchanged multiple messages with the same recipient in a quick sequence (imagine IM over SMS).
But I have not spotted it on sporadic / isolated SMS-es.