Closed davidpfahler closed 10 years ago
Can you share your bowser and OS versions?
On 17 Jul 2014, at 15:31 , David Pfahler notifications@github.com wrote:
This is similar behavior to an earlier issue I filed, but kind of has the opposite behavior. After signup, the previously entered data is gone and the user isn't shown an signed in until a page reload (CMD+R) is triggered.
To reproduce this:
npm install hoodie-cli hoodie cache clean hoodie new appname
cd appname hoodie start
I entered these items into the "new todo" input:
• foo • bar • baz This is how the page looks before signup:
I clicked signup, entered in username and password (2x) and then clicked "SignUp" (blue button).
This is how the page is displayed after signup:
This is how the page looks after reload:
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MacBook Pro Retina, 15-inch Late 2013; Mac OS 10.9.4 (13E28) Google Chrome Version 35.0.1916.153
Thanks David, the screenshot and extensive details on how to reproduce are much appreciated. I'm looking into it now
works now when following your instructions. Make sure to run hoodie cache clean
to be 100% sure.
This is similar behavior to an earlier issue I filed, but kind of has the opposite behavior. After signup, the previously entered data is gone and the user isn't shown an signed in until a page reload (CMD+R) is triggered.
To reproduce this:
I entered these items into the "new todo" input:
This is how the page looks before signup:
I clicked signup, entered in username and password (2x) and then clicked "SignUp" (blue button).
This is how the page is displayed after signup:
This is how the page looks after reload:
Just taking a glance at the source code I cannot see why this happens, but I'm pretty sure it's not hoodie.js's fault, but more the jQuery that doesn't listen to an even somewhere. Maybe it just isn't such a good idea to use jQuery as the example app. Maybe - on another issue - we should discuss what the example app for hoodie should look like and what frameworks it should use (if any).