Hi All,
I would like to have below mentioned functionality in my application.
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Once the user is logged in , If by mistake user presses the F5 OR
refresh button , he should stay on the same page. Right now he is
redirected to login page and all his session data are lost.
I know about be
Hi,
I am aware of native (JSNI) approach doing this. Involves attaching
unload listener to window. This triggers both on refresh or "hard"
navigation to different url.
public final class MyRefreshListener {
public static void onUnload() {
detachOnUnloadListener();
// Do your
Your issue seems to be that the user is signed-out (or not automatically
signed-in, when loading the page). Given that you don't explain how login is
handled (and also what you mean by "session data") in your app, I'm afraid
it's impossible to help you further.
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Hi,
In My application , User is presented with Login page. Once his login
is sucessful , He is transfered to another page (with History token
mechanism). This is kind of main page of the application where he does
all his work. On sucessful login , we are maintainng some user
specific data in stati
Niraj
You're problem is two fold. As already mentioned you need to be auto logging
the user back in when they refresh the page. Think about how any other ajax
app works, including the newer version of google groups. I'm logged in and
if I hit F5 I stay logged in. There has to be a session cookie
To Make it more clear for everyone.
If I Implement below mentioned code in my application.
Window.addWindowClosingHandler(new Window.ClosingHandler() {
@Override
public void onWindowClosing(ClosingEvent
event) {
event.setM
No, you always get the Confirmation dialog.
Read my post carefully. I describe the correct way of doing this. You should
NOT be preventing the user from leaving the page! They would not be able to
go to your site and then decide to go to www.google.com, for example, in the
same tab and this wil
Hi All,
I donno whether I could understand the problem here completely.
but I was also facing same kinda problem. and I was not using the History
managment.
but ever since i started using it, the problem solved.
below is the code which keeps user on same page even if the user refresh the
page.
in
The
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*History.fireCurrentHistoryState(); *
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*works for me*
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*Thanks*
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*JC
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On Tuesday, February 22, 2011 3:57:08 AM UTC-8, Sarjith wrote:
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> Hi All,
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> I donno whether I could understand the problem here completely.
> but I was also facing same kinda problem. and I was not using th
