[Search-l] single sign-on (was Re: Browser Test)

[Balinny]

jer wrote:
>
> Unfortunately the single-sign-on only works if you check the box to  
> save the password, that gives permission to store another token  
> cookie that will auto-login on both the wiki and social side.
>   
I have just tested it. You are logged on both if you request to log in, 
being remembered
*from the social side*.
(It then sets wikiaSearchToken, wikicitiesToken, wikicitiesUserID, 
wikicitiesUserName, JSESSIONID, fwlc)

At least the wording needs to be fixed.


Markus Petz wrote:
> 3: The login at the left should read something like "Login to Wikia" (not 
> to "Search Wikia" because that's too similar to 4).
> Alternatively, it could say "Wiki: _Log_In_" (where the underlined part is 
> the link).
>   
The link is everything. That's how it is designed. But i have underlined it.

> 4: The Login on top right should say something like "Login to Wikia Search" 
> or "Login to the search engine" (if this is the function it has, i'm still 
> not sure what it does, that's why i say it should be descriptive).
> Alternatively - and i find this the better idea, it could be moved to the 
> left side beneath the other login link, and say "Search: _Log_In_" (where 
> the underlined part is the link).
>   
If that helps... I have added to the left Wiki: Log in and Search: Log 
in. So with the upper link you now
have three login links!!

> 5: The "Logged In" sign currently appears only on top and therefore is 
> misleading. If there are two de-facto separate logins, they should have 
> separate "Logged In" signs as well.
> Alternatively, both the signs could be moved to the left side and they 
> could say "Wiki: _Log_Out_" and "Search: _Log_Out_", respectively.
>   
It works depending on where you are. The whole separate logins mislead 
everything. That's done at
skin level, so can't help you. The links say "Log in" even when you're 
logged :(