Declining a package instantly logs you out of silanis. Why?
Thursday, December 21, 2017 at 04:16amIn our software we generate a package in the background then display an IFrame to the URL created with the package from the .net SDK. Right now I have only seen this in your sandbox. If you sign the package normally everything works fine but if you decline or opt-out we get the a screen that says the following:
Your browser need to have cookies fully enabled. Possible reasons below:
- You might have third parties and advertisers options enabled
- Cookies are disabled
- Your Login Session has expired
- Safari > Preferences, and then click Privacy
- In "Block cookies and other website data" section, specify Safari should accept cookies from this website
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If you have cookies enabled but are still having trouble, clear your browser's cache and cookies
1) This is saying browser specific and shows Safari info but I was using IE
2) I know cookies are enabled because our website requires them, without them I would have authentication issues in our site
With this information I decided to create a package and just open it in a new window. When I declined the package it instantly took me to a log in screen. I had to refresh the URL to get a confirmation saying that the package was denied. Why does declining or opting out of a package instantly sign you out? This is an issue because if a user declines a package we don't want them seeing a silanis error screen when there was no error.
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