Maybe open the login in a new window or in a new tab and once the user
has logged in he will click a button like I have logged in and then
just ajax to the server and check his login status.
On 5 אוקטובר, 20:27, Haris harishas...@gmail.com wrote:
A good idea. However there bound to be user who
Here's another solution:
1. Cookie the user with a UUID for each browser page instance. You can do
this either server side or client side, though I'm a bit wary of client side
UUID generation. For most intents and purposes, the possibility of a clash
is too low to worry about.
2. If the user is
Maybe instead try asking the person to login before enabling him the
option to write a message?
On Oct 3, 12:31 pm, Haris harishas...@gmail.com wrote:
Using Users Service, after filling up login and password and press OK,
onModuleLoad is executed. Basically the gwt module is reloaded. I am
Hi, can't you store this text in a cookie so that you get it back
after reload ?
(I would even say you that you can push this cookie back/down to the
client browser via some rpc form of you choice in order to place it in
the browser cache before reload happens)
regards
didier
On Oct 5, 1:56 pm,
Hello Haris,
Not sure if I understand your problem, so I'll rephrase it:
You have a GWT page with a Form element and a submit button. When the
submit button is clicked, the page is reloaded.
Question: Do you programmatically construct the form or does it exist
in the static html?
The reason
On Oct 3, 12:31 pm, Haris harishas...@gmail.com wrote:
Using Users Service, after filling up login and password and press OK,
onModuleLoad is executed. Basically the gwt module is reloaded. I am
going to loose data entry stuff form the user.
For instant if someone is typing a forum post and
The way the users service work is. A login or logout url is generated
by the User Service API. The link with this URL is presented to User.
Let say to login, User will click the login url and it will redirect
to login page. I did not create this login page. If using Google, it
is google login
As per your reply:
- do the login in a popup window, with your redirect_to URL
signaling
the opening window (your app) that the user is successfully
logged in
This is what I want to do. Just that I do not know how to do it.
Perhaps I will figure this out eventually. Will be great if
A good idea. However there bound to be user who type very long message
and time out.
On Oct 5, 7:56 pm, Shedokan shedok...@gmail.com wrote:
Maybe instead try asking the person to login before enabling him the
option to write a message?
On Oct 3, 12:31 pm,Harisharishas...@gmail.com wrote:
Using Users Service, after filling up login and password and press OK,
onModuleLoad is executed. Basically the gwt module is reloaded. I am
going to loose data entry stuff form the user.
For instant if someone is typing a forum post and click submit only to
discover that login already timeout.
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