event:auth-loginRequired fired multiple times causing login dialog popup multiple times. about angular-http-auth HOT 8 CLOSED

maybe you should change your login dialog pop up to not fire if one is already open, say in maybe a service that handles that.

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I am doing that as workaround, in my auth controller using a scope variable to suppress login popups until previous dialog is closed.
It would be nice if it is implemented in framwork level to delay subsequent 'event:auth-loginRequired' events untile e.g $stateChangeError or $stateChangeSuccess events received.

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Those should be done in your app. There is no way to account for all that (ngRoute vs ui-router vs custom) in this module.

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@eddiemonge is right, just ignore the messages if you are still waiting for user to submit...

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Why not wait for loginConfirmed() or loginCancelled() before issuing new 'event:auth-loginRequired'?

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how did you resolve this? I have the exact same scenario. If I have to add a check in service that opens the modal, how do I do that? Say my modal is called from a service like this everytime the 401 is thrown:

                                var modalInstance = $modal.open({
                                    templateUrl: 'views/LoginModalTemplate.html',
                                    controller: 'LoginModalCtrl'
                              });
                                modalInstance.result.then(function () {
                                        // If Confirmed
                                        authService.loginConfirmed();
                                }, function () {
                                        // If cancelled                                     
                                        //$state.go('index');
                                        authService.loginCancelled();
                                });

The above opens multiple login modals when http-auth-interceptor catches multiple 401's from the api for 1 page load. How do I stop the other modals from opening up when one is already existing? Do I need to add a switch to the $rootscope and check in service before the modal instance opens up? An example will greatly help please ..

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I used a flag
https://github.com/xmlking/spa-starter-kit/blob/master/app/common/controllers/LoginController.js

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Thanks heaps for that @xmlking That certainly gives me an idea now on how to approach this. Thanks again for helping. I was stuck on that for a long time wondering how to resolve it. Much appreciated. :)

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