Closed Grawl closed 7 years ago
I cannot really reproduce your issue here. Could you post a step by step comparison between expected behaviour and actual behaviour? Thanks a lot! :)
@LukasReschke did you tried to toggle that checkbox after typing a password?
cc @ChristophWurst
Cannot reproduce either. Wen I click the checkbox, the correct form data is sent to the server:
Test on our demo page.
@ChristophWurst so you think submitting the form with checkbox is ok?
@ChristophWurst so you think submitting the form with checkbox is ok?
Yes, because in nearly all cases you will click login after ticking it anyway. cc @jancborchardt
@Grawl yes, this is intended behavior. If you put in your username, and password, and then check »stay logged in«, your next click will be the log in button anyway.
Closing hence. :)
@Grawl and I just saw on your profile you are a designer – you are very welcome to get involved in Nextcloud development! :) Just check out some of our design issues at https://github.com/nextcloud/server/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+label%3Adesign
your next click will be the log in button anyway.
okay I got it. clever idea of UX improvement but it's not clear that checkbox is checked and button is pressed. it's unexpected behaviour, and we have to make it so: show checkbox animation and show button click/hover/active animation, so user of login page will be sure that all is ok.
you are very welcome to get involved in Nextcloud development!
let's start from this issue, and then I will ask you an other my questions about Nextcloud.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behaviour
Checkbox changed to checked state.
Actual behaviour
Username and password are sent to server, I logged in without remembered session. Next time I want to use Nextcloud I have to login again.
If I click this checkbox before I fill password, it change own status. If I fill password, it works like login button.
Server configuration
Your demo page.
Client configuration
Browser: latest stable Safari, latest stable Chrome
Operating system: latest stable macOS