Diagnostic fix · Script version
Device status can't be read
WLOC diagnostics successfully connected to your device proxy, but couldn't read the runtime status. This almost always means the WLOC scripts in your module are outdated and need to be refreshed.
Plain English
What this means
The WLOC module includes JavaScript scripts that run inside your proxy tool: wloc-settings.js handles saving coordinates and reading status, and wloc-route.js handles route playback. If these scripts are from an older version, they may not support the current status API — which is why diagnostics can connect (the ping works) but can't read detailed status information.
Step 1：Re-subscribe to the module to get the latest scripts
The simplest fix: delete the current module subscription in your proxy tool, then re-add it with the same URL: https://wloc.app/modules/wloc.module. This forces your tool to download the latest version with updated scripts. After re-adding, refresh the subscription.
- Delete the existing WLOC module subscription
- Re-add: https://wloc.app/modules/wloc.module
- Refresh/update the subscription to download the latest version
- This updates both the module rules and the embedded scripts
Step 2：Verify and rerun diagnostics
After re-subscribing, run WLOC diagnostics again. The 'Device status' check should now pass, and you should see details like current mode, last location hit time, and patch count. If it still fails, try completely restarting your proxy tool.
- After re-subscribing, status should show mode, hit time, patch count
- If still failing: force-quit proxy tool and reopen
- Make sure the module's MITM host list hasn't been modified
FAQ
Why did my scripts become outdated?
If you subscribed to the module a while ago, your proxy tool may have cached an older version. Module updates include script improvements and protocol changes. Re-subscribing ensures you always have the latest version.
WLOC
Status working? You're almost there.
With device status readable, WLOC can now show you real-time feedback on location modifications. Save a test target and watch the patch count go up.