Title isn't restored after idle ends about ng-idle

[moribvndvs]

Can you provide a sample or point me to where I can take a look? I don't see any problem on my end. IdleEnd is called when you interrupt, aka someone moves the mouse or types, etc. before IdleTimeout occurs. If IdleTimeout occurs, the module will not automatically reset (it will automatically reset if the user is idling, but not if they time out). Once they time out, the only way you can get them going again is to call Idle.watch() at your discretion. Perhaps this is the situation you're in.

Normally, when timeout happens, you're redirecting them to a login page or something.

[taybin]

This is on the develop branch. I grepped through the code and didn't see a broadcast or emit of IdleEnd anywhere. What else would trigger the restoration of the original window title?

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On Mar 6, 2015, at 12:32 PM, Mike Grabski [email protected] wrote:

Can you provide a sample or point me to where I can take a look? I don't see any problem on my end. IdleEnd is called when you interrupt, aka someone moves the mouse or types, etc. before IdleTimeout occurs. If IdleTimeout occurs, the module will not automatically reset (it will automatically reset if the user is idling, but not if they time out). Once they time out, the only way you can get them going again is to call Idle.watch() at your discretion.

Normally, when timeout happens, you're redirecting them to a login page or something.

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[moribvndvs]

Lines 65-67 on idle.js is where it performs the broadcast.

The title directive only sets it back on IdleEnd event, whether you trigger the event yourself or Idle does it. You can also manually interact with the Title service to work with the title.

[taybin]

Hmm, okay. I see. This is probably invalid then.
I'm having trouble because I'm trying to bubble up events from within an iframe. So I'm catching those events and calling Idle.interrupt(). However, if the idle dialog comes up and then goes away, the window title isn't restored. Do you think I need to be calling Title.restore() on every event too? It looks like Idle.interrupt() should be enough.

[taybin]

That was all a red herring. The problem was that our title text was inside <title><span>foo</span></title>, so ng-idle thought there wasn't a title at all.

Having tags within <title> seems to be undefined, so I'm going to close this as a user error.