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Topic: bitcoin-qt shows "n/a" instead of address after "payment to yourself"? (Read 341 times)

member
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Normal but not informative. jonasschnelli's fix shows at least the address, though showing the label would be even better.

luke-jr's suggestion is also not a bad idea, to just show it as both sent + received txes. I suppose that includes the label.

legendary
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When I do "gettransaction txid" in the console I see a send and a receive entry to the address I sent to and that should be shown in the UI, imho.
I can only say I'm okay with it: it's easy to distinguish between internal and external transactions, and that's basically all I need to know.

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Anybody knows why the address is not shown here and if this is ok?
It's normal.
staff
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Just writing some code
And by the way, why does GitHub call it also commited on 3/19/2018, besides the original date of 10/10/2017?
Commits were last pushed on 3/19/2018 while the commit date is 10/10/2017. This happens because people will amend their commits and force push, but amending does not modify the commit date.
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Why not merge the partial fix to the master?

And by the way, why does GitHub call it also commited on 3/19/2018, besides the original date of 10/10/2017?


newbie
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Hi all,

I sent my bitcoins to a new address in bitcoin-qt on my linux machine, and now this transaction shows as a Label in the UI "(n/a)" instead of the address as the other transactions do. It's the only tx of type "payment to yourself" that I did. Also rightclick -> "copy address" yields an empty string. Otherwise it looks ok, the balance is here minus the fee. When I do "gettransaction txid" in the console I see a send and a receive entry to the address I sent to and that should be shown in the UI, imho.

Anybody knows why the address is not shown here and if this is ok?
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