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'bug/login-button-from-Provider-Details-does-not-always-trigger-login-dialog-#4647' into develop
Signed-off-by: Sean Leonard <meanderingcode@aetherislands.net>
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Request code for switching provider was not being considered in onActivityResult.
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Check if eipStatus and mProgressBar are null in logout(), and if so fetch the objects with findViewById.
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I missed a notifyDataSetChanged.
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Right now, the answer is always "disconnected", I think it's a problem in EIP.isRunning().
I've also added some new strings, trying to minimize the number of them scattered through litterals around the code.
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This fixes bug #4004: With new progress bars branch, if user switches provider the list of providers is not complete.
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A nullpointer occurred, due to a progressbar view assigned when the screen
did not showed it.
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I've removed @id/progress_bar from Dashboard, and for login and logout
I'm using the one from the eip fragment.
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Next step: prettify.
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Login progress bar advances according to the srp stages.
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I've renamed configuration wizard progressbar, because both had the same
name and that provoked a conflict.
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If the user presses the back button and returns to leap_android, the app
will show login or logout button remembering if s/he was authenticated
or not.
This fixes bug #3467.
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If the user presses the back button and returns to leap_android, the app
will show login or logout button remembering if s/he was authenticated
or not.
This fixes bug #3467.
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Solution copied from
http://android-developers.blogspot.de/2013/08/some-securerandom-thoughts.html
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