My django administration page shows different appearance like this in Chrome Browser, but it shows correct appearance in FireFox.
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The scenario
I have implemented social authentication similarly to described by Dimitri Gielisin hist post "Facebook, Google and Custom Authentication in the same Oracle APEX 18.1 app" (http://dgielis.blogspot.com/2018/06/facebook-google-and-custom.html)
The pertinent point is that there is a button which has the request 'APEX_AUTHENICATION=FACEBOOK' which logs the user in and also hard codes the page that the user is taken to.
It works great. (However if I have a login menu item which directs back to the same page - the user name isn't updated on the page.)
The Issue
Default behaviour is for apex to redirect users to the login page when they attempt to access a page which is not publicly available. After logging in the user is taken to the page hard coded page in the button (except for modal dialogues which just produce an invalid session error).
I'd love it if they could sign in and then continue to the page they need to go to. Is there some not extremely cumbersome ways of doing that? I thought of trying to saving the page number I want the user to go to into an application item and then having the button redirecting based on the application item- but while I was saving the page number the dynamic redirect in the button is not working...and I feel like I'm fighting the apex framework...
Is there a better way? If not can a button reference an item for the page number? I was trying &APP_ITEM. but that didn't seem to work...
(I"m using Apex 20.1)
In Oracle APEX, how do I prevent a user from navigating back to the login page from the home page using browser back button after login, and then navigating back to home page from the login page after logout? I tried the following JavaScript code
window.history.forward();
But it did not give me the expected results.
I have a problem with Django admin. I can login and so on but I have way to create company profiles to Django and display them on website.
When I want to edit some profile in the admin page from my browser, it shows:
net::ERR_INCOMPLETE_CHUNKED_ENCODING.
Only browser that opens the page is Microsoft Edge.
I am not a developer, so I will try my best to make it as clear as possible.
Facebook like button is not getting displayed at all when placed it in an IFrame. Also the iframe is loading a page from different domain. So basically it is a cross domain scenario. I have the channel file on the iframe domain setup properly.
If you load the page from the iframe normally in another tab/window, do you see the like buttons normally?
I have a like button on a page that includes all open graph tags required and which is validated by the Facebook debugger. See the debugger results here:
http://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object?q=http%3A%2F%2Fclasstivity.com%2Fiyengar-yoga-institute-nyc
When pressing like on the site, the page is displayed in the Facebook timeline as:
- no image, just the icon of a flag
- in the like box with likes for Facebook pages (which is separate from the like box module with pages liked on other websites)
The page requires regular visiting users to sign in but the Facebook user agent is allowed to see the page, thus the successful result from the Facebook debugger (link above).
The like button is used is the iframe one. Entering the URL for the page in the page where you generate a like button and hitting like there produces the same results however.
Has anyone experienced this issue and/or know a solution?