Pauk: Renlo I can’t even get an anonymous function to work :
Dilcher: Window.addEventListener’message’, function e { console.loge.data }; . then in the oauth callback or I’d think I could also just do it in the console of the popup window window.postMessage”foo”, window.location.origin;
Anstey: What is generating the ‘message’ event
Sessom: The opened window i guess
Bemrich: Are they even sending that message?
Matsuki: Ya. one thing to note is the flow goes. window.open popup – twitter.com redirect – myorigin.com/twitter/callback window.postMesssage
Terrero: My guess is that it’s erroring out before the event listener is added
Gerdiman: If you do window.addEventListener’message’, functiond { console.log’foo’,d; }
Mejorado: Should I be able to do window.open and then do window.postMessage within the console of the popup?
Koy: I would think so, I am not sure though
Surdam: This makes no sense :
Fleegle: Start small, eliminate all possible causes of the issue, then you will arrive at the cause
Ratzloff: Right now there are like 5 big reasons why it might be failing
Haught: PostMessage weirdness, weirdness with bind, weirdness with twitter, etc. etc.
Thomley: Also, I would set the second param of post message to ‘*’
Jotblad: Https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/postMessage#Syntax , look at targetOrigin
Muddiman: It could be that your targetOrigin is incorrect
Jeffress: I don’t have any motivation today. I needz motivation!
Kilkenny: Renlo ya I took out twitter, took out bind, and tried a few targetorigin possibilities :
Levinthal: Window.postMessage actually works from within the same window
Krawiec: So we now the eventlistener is working
Forbish: Tried putting the message in a setTimeout . wtffuuuuu
Shinaberry: Hm, i got an idea, i could use google ****ytics as a database
Lastinger: Well i give up for now
Manatt: Reduce the number of possibilities
Flory: Is this a good methode to call a JS function out of a PHP Script? https://gist.github.com/anonymous/cdeae8c3606aa443a439/5b37cd688fbc089f8b5b81286ff284b5d40b3720
Sowle: Kalio_, no. write an API
Steinharter: If the project is complex enough and requires care, write an API and retrieve the data by a POST/GET request
Branscum: Just a simple Rest API
Recidivi: But if it’s just a simple. one case situation
Colborn: Felishia: I only have one request from DB to CLient
Bentler: If it’s just a one time case. then it can be ok
Iwanyszyn: And if you’re ok sticking to PHP
Detienne: If you’re in a more profesional environment where you need javascript to retrieve data you should write an API.
Palenik: Felishia: When a User refresh the page, the request will run one time
Wierzbicki: I’m talking about the whole website
Aguillera: Someone help me, I’m dumb at explaining DX
Maez: Felishia: Oh okay no this is a simple one
Wachowiak: Then it’s ok, don’t overdo if things are simple
Radilla: Felishia: Okay but with my script I’ve posted, i got an undefined back. Why? :PO
Scharpf: But for example if there’s a lot of stuff and a lot of people working on that site, then you should write an API. and retrieving the data as JSON
Keal: Kalio_: its probably still json
Broadnay: Plus. the output has to be encoded
Tarnoff: Var ary = JSON.p**** ?. .?
Deininger: Ary1 will be the second char of the json string
Edmonson: Ary1 will be undefined
Bernabo: Oh **** i saw it i did the encoding twice
Reth: In fact he encodes twice. but expects an object