[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #23295: Improved login expiration warning
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#23295: Improved login expiration warning
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Reporter: mintindeed | Type: defect (bug)
Status: new | Priority: normal
Milestone: Awaiting Review | Component: Warnings/Notices
Version: trunk | Severity: normal
Keywords: |
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The goal here is to improve the user experience when your login has / will
expire, as discussed in
[http://make.wordpress.org/core/2013/01/07/wordpress-3-6-autosave-and-
post-locking/ WordPress 3.6: Autosave and Post Locking] and the
[http://make.wordpress.org/core/2013/01/25/agenda-for-todays-autosave-and-
post-locking-team/ autosave and post locking team meeting in IRC].
The suggested tactic is to integrate the [https://github.com/Penske-Media-
Corp/pmc-post-savior/ PMC Post Savior] plugin into core. That part should
be pretty straightforward.
I think 3 valuable enhancements that are on the plugin's roadmap, but not
yet complete would be:
* Alert properly on failed requests and lost connectivity. If my internet
connection has gone down and I'm still working, I should be alerted that
I'm "Working offline" and my changes aren't being automatically saved. I
don't think this should be a blocking UI, but it should be obvious.
* Block publish/save until login has been verified. Polling duration can
be decreased (or maybe even done away with entirely) if we block the
Publish/Save/etc actions until we've verified the user's cookie.
* Pre-emptive notification. When approaching the user's login cookie
expiration time, say 1 hour before, display a message and allow the user
to extend their login. For example, how banking sites notify you when
you've been inactive too long and they're about to log you out.
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Ticket URL: <http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/23295>
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