Hi Michael, You can't handle status 302 with javascript! Even angularJS can change anything about that. However, I guess there is a moment in your app that sends off the user to the authentication server? Before sending them of, store the current user status in localStorage. When the redirect comes back, and your page gets reloaded, you can pick up this status out of localStorage, and set the user on her/his merry way!
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