janl
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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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davidpfahler
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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).