Open k5o opened 11 years ago
James and I added some code last night that should have made it so that if a logged-in user went to another user's page, it would just show the logged-in user's info. Not sure why it's back to the less-secure way, though.
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On Mar 18, 2013, at 12:07 AM, Kevin notifications@github.com wrote:
Some minor stuff:
Would adding the "clear_last_card" method to the GET of the profile page allow it so that if a user exits out of a quiz, and then begins a new one, it won't retain the stats of his old, incomplete game? (As it currently does)
We have incomplete validations, lol
There's still that security issue where logged-in users can view other users' pages.
This may not be a BUG perse (seeing other players' profiles is reasonable), but the text in that case shouldn't be e.g. "Welcome, not@you.com" when your e-mail is obviously different.
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Yeah didn't mean to email spam everyone through github, just adding some notes because I'd like to eventually go back and polish the flashcards after DBC or something. I actually didn't test the security and just assumed it was still there, my bad.
On Mon, Mar 18, 2013 at 12:32 AM, Park Silkenson notifications@github.comwrote:
James and I added some code last night that should have made it so that if a logged-in user went to another user's page, it would just show the logged-in user's info. Not sure why it's back to the less-secure way, though.
Sent from my iPhone
On Mar 18, 2013, at 12:07 AM, Kevin notifications@github.com wrote:
Some minor stuff:
Would adding the "clear_last_card" method to the GET of the profile page allow it so that if a user exits out of a quiz, and then begins a new one, it won't retain the stats of his old, incomplete game? (As it currently does)
We have incomplete validations, lol
There's still that security issue where logged-in users can view other users' pages.
This may not be a BUG perse (seeing other players' profiles is reasonable), but the text in that case shouldn't be e.g. "Welcome, not@you.com" when your e-mail is obviously different.
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— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/heyimkko/flashcards/issues/5#issuecomment-15042226 .
Some minor stuff: