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Debug login errors and force-password-change message #3484

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@ger-benjamin ger-benjamin commented Feb 5, 2018

First commit fix a $compile:multiling Linking Element Multiple Times angular error.

Second commit fix: #3278
The problem is that the READY event was not emitted on login (but I need it, and it looks not problematic to emit it at the same time as the LOGIN event.) Then, the problem is that the "soft" reload of the page remove the notification, I've used a timeout to avoid this problem. If you know a better method...

Avoid AngularJs error: $compile:multilink Linking Element Multiple Times
@ger-benjamin ger-benjamin changed the title Debug login Debug login errors and force-password-change message Feb 5, 2018
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About the timeout, just open question. Is it not possible to emit the event just after the 'soft' reload (as we know this state happens when we log) ? That would remove the need for timout, but I'm not sure if it is even possible or hard to implement this way... Maybe timemout is just the easier/logical way to handle this.

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I thought that the reste was done in the abstract controller, and it this case, it should be hard to debug on your way @llienher . But in fact, the problem was just a reset function (in the auth directive) called before the event was launched.

I've reworked the second commit. Now the solution is far more logical and suits me.

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Good, to me it is fine now.

@ger-benjamin ger-benjamin merged commit 4ff16fd into camptocamp:2.2 Feb 8, 2018
@ger-benjamin ger-benjamin deleted the debug_login branch February 8, 2018 09:43
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