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1 | initial version | |
Hi! I've implemented few security constraints with Spring-security in our project. This is working as intended but when a session replaces another one (I mean, one user logs in with X credentials while other is in the same account with the same credentials) an alert-type of message is displayed. This message reads "The response could not be parsed. Expected JSON formant (Please check console for details). missing ) in parenthetical" (I lack karma to upload the picture, sorry!). After checking in the console, the actual error is due my security implementation.
What I would like to do is to edit the message displayed in the client, as our users are far from being 'techy' and I can imagine them being scared for "Being yelled at 'JSON'". This scenario actually shouldn't happen but better be safe.
So, do I have access to this popup? It seems that is Javascript generated, as it uses ZKs style (Sliding down from the top of the screen).
Have a nice day!
2 | little not for bad wording |
Hi! I've implemented few security constraints with Spring-security in our project. This is working as intended but when a session replaces another one (I mean, one user logs in with X credentials while other is in the same account with the same credentials) an alert-type of message is displayed. This message reads "The response could not be parsed. Expected JSON formant (Please check console for details). missing ) in parenthetical" (I lack karma to upload the picture, sorry!). After checking in the console, the actual error is due my security implementation.
What I would like to do is to edit the message displayed in the client, as our users are far from being 'techy' and I can imagine them being scared for "Being yelled at 'JSON'". This scenario actually shouldn't happen but better be safe.
So, do I have access to this popup? It seems that is Javascript generated, as it uses ZKs style (Sliding down from the top of the screen).
Have a nice day!
EDIT:
By "Javascript genereted" I meant that this element is generated on event, not that is a Javascript alert. It has 'z-error' class.
3 | Added image of message/error |
Hi! I've implemented few security constraints with Spring-security in our project. This is working as intended but when a session replaces another one (I mean, one user logs in with X credentials while other is in the same account with the same credentials) an alert-type of message is displayed. This message reads "The response could not be parsed. Expected JSON formant (Please check console for details). missing ) in parenthetical" (I lack karma to upload the picture, sorry!). After checking in the console, the actual error is due my security implementation.
What I would like to do is to edit the message displayed in the client, as our users are far from being 'techy' and I can imagine them being scared for "Being yelled at 'JSON'". This scenario actually shouldn't happen but better be safe.
So, do I have access to this popup? It seems that is Javascript generated, as it uses ZKs style (Sliding down from the top of the screen).
Have a nice day!
EDIT:
By "Javascript genereted" I meant that this element is generated on event, not that is a Javascript alert. It has 'z-error' class.
EDIT 2: Added image of this message.