Hi guys,
I am adding "Remember Me" kind of feature in my seaside app. I have my root seaside class that implements #initialRequest:. If there was a correct cookie, then I do not even render a login page and instead in the #go: of my root class I directly #call: my main app component.
The problem I have is that when a user is logged in from a cookie, and my main app component is called (there is no click from the user, no callback) , the _s is not in the browser URL. And all my main menu and everything from my app is done with ajax. In the past, I found an issue that AJAX callabacks would not trigger #updateRoot:. So...you can click menus, do stuff, and still, no _s in browser URL. This is a problem because a user could, for example, do a CMD+R and then it gets the welcome page again loosing it's session.
Of course, as soon as I click a button or something that does a normal callback (not ajax), then the URL gets the _s. But I need to do this from the very beginning.
Also..the session does answer correct to #url. The problem is about refreshing the browser's URL.
So... is there a way I can hack in order to re-render something so that _s is added to the browser URL? I have an idea in mind but it's a terrible hack...
Thanks for any help,
Hi Mariano,
Did you try implementing that with the #updateUrl: on your app component?
Johan
On 29 Sep 2015, at 20:24, Mariano Martinez Peck marianopeck@gmail.com wrote:
Hi guys,
I am adding "Remember Me" kind of feature in my seaside app. I have my root seaside class that implements #initialRequest:. If there was a correct cookie, then I do not even render a login page and instead in the #go: of my root class I directly #call: my main app component.
The problem I have is that when a user is logged in from a cookie, and my main app component is called (there is no click from the user, no callback) , the _s is not in the browser URL. And all my main menu and everything from my app is done with ajax. In the past, I found an issue that AJAX callabacks would not trigger #updateRoot:. So...you can click menus, do stuff, and still, no _s in browser URL. This is a problem because a user could, for example, do a CMD+R and then it gets the welcome page again loosing it's session.
Of course, as soon as I click a button or something that does a normal callback (not ajax), then the URL gets the _s. But I need to do this from the very beginning.
Also..the session does answer correct to #url. The problem is about refreshing the browser's URL.
So... is there a way I can hack in order to re-render something so that _s is added to the browser URL? I have an idea in mind but it's a terrible hack...
Thanks for any help,
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On Thu, Oct 1, 2015 at 9:16 AM, Johan Brichau johan@inceptive.be wrote:
Hi Mariano,
Did you try implementing that with the #updateUrl: on your app component?
Hi Johan,
Thanks for the idea. At the end, I also needed a component for when a user was authenticated directly from "remember me" cookies. You know, a component showing "you will be logged with username XXX, continue or log with another user". So this component has the side effect of having a callback and hence displaying the _s in the browser URL for the following #call: which was my main app component.
Thanks anyway!
Johan
On 29 Sep 2015, at 20:24, Mariano Martinez Peck marianopeck@gmail.com wrote:
Hi guys,
I am adding "Remember Me" kind of feature in my seaside app. I have my root seaside class that implements #initialRequest:. If there was a correct cookie, then I do not even render a login page and instead in the #go: of my root class I directly #call: my main app component.
The problem I have is that when a user is logged in from a cookie, and my main app component is called (there is no click from the user, no callback) , the _s is not in the browser URL. And all my main menu and everything from my app is done with ajax. In the past, I found an issue that AJAX callabacks would not trigger #updateRoot:. So...you can click menus, do stuff, and still, no _s in browser URL. This is a problem because a user could, for example, do a CMD+R and then it gets the welcome page again loosing it's session.
Of course, as soon as I click a button or something that does a normal callback (not ajax), then the URL gets the _s. But I need to do this from the very beginning.
Also..the session does answer correct to #url. The problem is about refreshing the browser's URL.
So... is there a way I can hack in order to re-render something so that _s is added to the browser URL? I have an idea in mind but it's a terrible hack...
Thanks for any help,
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