Client side JavaScript: How to Redirect to Login and after success come back?

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    Looking forward to v3 and harmony. I’ve been running the alpha and beta in Production for quite some time now. Super solid update.

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    Thank you @PitaJ for pointing me in the right direction. I adapted my code to the link you sent me.

    (function (factory) { if (typeof module === 'object' && module.exports) { factory(require.main.require('benchpressjs')); } else { require(['benchpress'], factory); } }(function (Benchpress) { const logger = (data) => { console.log('Logger helper', data); return ''; }; const customHelpers = { register, logger, }; function register() { Object.keys(customHelpers).forEach(function (helperName) { Benchpress.registerHelper(helperName, customHelpers[helperName]); }); } register(); if (typeof module === 'object' && module.exports) { module.exports = customHelpers; } }));

    Just by doing this made it work client side. But then it stopped working server side. That was easily fixed though by running helpers.register in my library file.

    const helpers = require('./lib/helpers'); helpers.register();

    Hope this helpes someone!

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    @roldanlt we've rolled back the changes here for now, it'll be reintroduced later 😄

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    Anyone knows if theres the possibility of registering an user link in the dropdown, that will be public only? Like the case for example of the "chat link", but registered vía filter:user.profileLinks hook.

    Since in that hook theres no user info, i cannot check if the user visualizing the page is the users itself that is visualizing his/her profile or if the user its logged in, to restrict the link registration.

    I want to implement the functionality of "ignore users" showing a link that can be used to ignore, unignore from the user profile. But it has no sense to show the link "ignore/unignore user" if it is the user itself or the user visiting the profile is not logged in.

    I know it can be easilly achived by adding one more attribute to the link object and modifying the menu.tpl with minor changes to reflect this behaviour (checking the new field), and without altering the existing behaviour of the theme. If the answer to the previous question is "no", what is needed to get a pull request including this behaviour accepted? Modification in all stable themes? (persona,lavender,vanilla?).
    Or would it be more suitable a request of a new action hook for action:user:viewProfile for example? To be able to make business logic checks with the data, and altering the content sent to the page for example?

    PS: Is there any way of contributing to document the list of hooks with a short explanation of each one? For example when they're fired and wich information do they send? I think it would be a good improvement for the documentation in order to make it easy to the plugin dev to without the need to dive into the core and check each hook one by one looking for one satisfying their needs. I wouldn't mind to throw 2/3 lines explaining the hooks I found useful that i'm seeing on my little plugin experiments from a noob perspective. Ping @administrators

    Thanks again and sorry for modifying the thread question.

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    @hieudang use 2 factor authorization instead.