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closet page importer also warns to log in in another window

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Emi Matchu 2011-07-25 14:15:23 -04:00
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app/helpers/closet_pages_helper.rb
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module ClosetPagesHelper
def link_to_neopets_login(content)
link_to content, neopets_login_url, :target => "_blank"
end
def neopets_login_url
"http://www.neopets.com/loginpage.phtml"
end
end

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app/views/closet_pages/new.html.haml
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1. Check the framed Neopets.com window on the left, pointing to
[page #{@closet_page.index} of your closet][cp].
* **Log in if you haven't already.** If you're logged into
Neopets, but not in this frame, enable "third-party cookies" in your
browser. (Most have that on by default.)
* **Confirm that the page is, in fact, your closet.** Don't just trust a
website when they tell you to copy-paste the source code of another site.
Instead, check that the page is what it is supposed to be and does not
contain any information you didn't mean to give out.
* **Confirm that you're logged in.** If you're logged into
Neopets, but the above frame says that you're not, try enabling
"third-party cookies" in your browser. (Most have that on by default.)
* **If you haven't logged in, #{link_to_neopets_login "do so in another window"}</a>.**
It's never a good idea to log in inside of a frame, unless you're a
web programmer pro who can check that the frame does, in fact, point
to Neopets.com. To be safe,
#{link_to_neopets_login "pull up another window, check the URL, and log in safely"}.
* **Confirm that the page is, in fact, your closet.** Similarly, don't
just trust a website when they tell you to copy-paste the source code
of another site. Instead, check that the page is what it is supposed to
be and does not contain any information you didn't mean to give out.
2. View the frame's source code.
* **In Google Chrome,** right-click the frame and choose **View Frame Source**.