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Use user language for messages and errors in Forgot Password feature (frontend) #1958
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This is going to be tricky the way things are laid out now. Translations are the first request, so probably easiest thing to do would be duplicating this request on enter action for reset password views. |
i could live with that.... |
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Adds new Issue metasfresh/metasfresh-webui-frontend-legacy#1958 Use user language for messages and errors in Forgot Password feature (frontend)
Results of IT1 User language is correcly considered in Forgot Password feature:
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Is this a bug or feature request?
follow-up of #1878
backend: metasfresh/metasfresh-webui-api-legacy#1038
What is the current behavior?
Which are the steps to reproduce?
i.e.
GET /availableLanguages
is called => at this point we don't know user's languageGET /messages
is called => at this point we don't know user's languageGET /resetPassword/{token}
is called => now here we are setting session's language using user's language.....
What is the expected or desired behavior?
GET /resetPassword/{token}
please usePOST /resetPassword/{token}/init
(see http://w101.metasfresh.com:8080/swagger-ui.html#/login-rest-controller endpoints).POST /resetPassword/{token}/init
before getting the/messages
because thatPOST
will initialize session's language.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: