Back and forward doesn't work as expected about sailng HOT 8 OPEN

I've experienced this and have a working copy and using beyond compare to determine what is different. Will hopefully have something later today but my guess is that some lib has changed (sails-disk?).

John

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Subject: [sailng] Back and forward doesn't work as expected (#6)

After clicking som links I noticed that Register and Login doesn't look like the other "pages". I is missing the header. There is just the form, nothing else. Should it be like that? ...and if I after going to either the Register och Login page, then trying to go back with the back button, well the URL change but nothing else...

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Beyond compare show problems in \sails repo.

I tried a manual npm install

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Had the same error

I then copied over a node_modules \sails from a working install the repo works fine.

I even deleted .tmp/localDiskDb.db for many of the tests. (make sure you use a 8 char password as minimum).

Right now I think something is wrong with npm sails...

FYI, I ran into same issues testing my fork.

John

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Sent: Monday, April 21, 2014 6:22 AM
To: ryancp/sailng
Subject: [sailng] Back and forward doesn't work as expected (#6)

After clicking som links I noticed that Register and Login doesn't look like the other "pages". I is missing the header. There is just the form, nothing else. Should it be like that? ...and if I after going to either the Register och Login page, then trying to go back with the back button, well the URL change but nothing else...

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Sorry for prevous post as it was wrong even though it worked somethomes, I finally found the issue
balderdashy/sails#1607
Change .done to .exec (.done is a deprecated / possibly removed alias for .exec)

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@johntom -- does this just fix back/forward? Allowing registration? Header on register/login?

I've tried this fix, and I can register now, but the Registration/Login page is still missing the header, and back/forwards still doesn't wrok

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I believe that's because they are not defined as partials. Will eventually get to this or perhaps Ryan has something in the works.

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@drmikecrowe, that's correct - the header is missing on register and login views. This is because they are outside of the angular single page app.

The back button issue where you go to /register and then try to go back to /home for example, doesn't happen in firefox oddly enough. Not sure what the issue is with chrome.

I am looking into this one. Let me know if anyone has an idea about the root cause.

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I have this one too

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if you comment these codes:

$urlRouterProvider.otherwise(function ($injector, $location) {
        console.log($location.$$url, $location.$$absUrl, $location.url(), $location.absUrl())

        if ($location.$$url === '/')     {
            window.location = '/home';
        }
        else {
            // pass through to let the web server handle this request
            window.location = $location.$$absUrl;
        }
    });
    $locationProvider.html5Mode(true);

and uncomment this line of code:

// $urlRouterProvider.otherwise( '/home' );

everything will be ok!

I want to know to do so much for what purpose? just let the web server handle this request? why?

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