I am running S60 SDK 5th with Eclipse pulsar on win 7.
I have oauth_token using with this Url https://www.linkedin.com/uas/oauth/authorize?oauth_token=. To get that grant access screen by LinkedIn.
I am loading above Url using htmlComponent, and adding HtmlComponent to form and show it.
Occasionally when I click on the "Ok I'll Allow It" button (i.e. after the button has been pressed) I get the following error message.
We’re sorry, there was a problem with your request. Please make sure you have cookies enabled and try again.
But I'm receiving the response with oauth_token, oauth_token_secret, oauth_callback_confirmed = true, xoauth_request_auth_url, oauth_expires_in.
Please help.
My guess is that the error is happening with the callback. Once you click the "OK, I'll allow it" button in the LinkedIn authentication page, the user should be redirected back to your application. Can you run the network for your phone through a laptop system where you can snoop the traffic to see what's happening? I'm not familiar with HTTP snooping capabilities in the Windows 7 system, but there may be some logging you can do to determine what's happening.
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I didn't have any problems before with signin into ms account, but now I can't get access to any account (to my account and even to new accounts) from any browser on my pc (but can signin from other pc, so, I know for sure - my account is active and havn't been blocked).
How it works (or, actually, doesn't):
1. Open https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/devops/
2. click on "Sign in to Azure DevOps"
3. enter email and press enter
4. after few seconds and few requests (and few redirects), browser shows signin page again
OR:
1. Open https://portal.azure.com
2. enter email and press enter
3. after few seconds and few requests (and few redirects), I retrieve page "Sign-in failed. Sorry, we had some trouble signing you in, Click 'Try again' to try again."
Other details:
OS: Windows (maybe it happend after latest windows update, I'm not sure)
No installed antivirus or security software (just windows defender)
Browsers: Chrome, Edge on chromium, Firefox, Opera
It happened one week ago, and I still can't signin
There is no failed responses (4xx or 5xx), and no errors in console, so I really dont know how to fix it, maybe someone can help me with this problem
Importang thing: If I change network from my home wifi to another, I can signin there, so problem somewhere in wifi/router
Check to see what's under Credential Manager and, if the account is there, clear it out.
To go there, simply open Start and type credential manager.
You should be good to go.
I am getting an error saying I am not logged in to the server when attempting to submit my vehicle to the http://challenge-na.coderallycloud.com contest server. When I bring up the server list it shows that I am Online and logged in using my userid.
When I test the connection it is successful.
Unable to submit vehicle (after 10-15 minutes)
Unable to enter ChrisHanksCarOne on NA Contest Service
You need to login to the server before continuing to race. In the Code Rally Developer View choose the server list, right-click on the server and click login.
Sounds like the OAuth login hasn't worked properly, and the Eclipse plugin hasn't detected that. To fix log out from the server and login again (you can do this from the servers window or through the bottom of the enter race window). You should be asked to authenticate with Google, Facebook or Twitter - use the account you registered with on InfoQ and it should work (if not let me know and I can look into it further).
Similar to this question, but in my case I am the web developer. How can I get the browser to ask the user again if they want to allow geolocation? I was hoping I could put some text in the page, something like, "This page's features are only available when geolocation services are active, but you have denied them for this site. Click here to try again."
I know how to change the browser to accept this, but how do I help the visitors to the page from any browser to simply turn it on at the click of a button.
What you are looking for is Permissions API. Unfortunately at the moment it only allows to get the status of a permission, and mandatory requesting a permission for given API is not supported in any browser.
I have a link on my web-page which automatically logs in through a generic username/password for the purposes of a demo, eg :
https://username:password#www.example.com
A dialog box shows up which says "You are now logging in as username. Is this correct?"
How can I remove this dialog to allow me to log into this web-page as cleanly as possible?
I've considered using JS to resolve the issue but there must be a simpler way?
Thanks
You are using http basic authentication which is a protocol that is a part of http. The username and password is sent to the web server and verified before your web page is loaded.
It is not the web page that creates this dialog, but your browser. It will be different for different browsers. Firefox creates a confirmation message when you provide the username and password in the address bar. Chrome will not create this confirmation message.
A javascript or any other kind of functionality in your web page would not be able to remove this message. The reason for this is that the message is created by the browser before the web page is actually loaded.
after logging into GMail and clicking the back button on the browser the site doesn't gets back to user login screen? how is it done? Any pointers in java server side programming will be helpful. How to do it without java script.
They probably use HTTP cookies and server side sessions to track the user authentication state. Take a look at this article for more info about using cookies to persist login info.