Auto navigation on start of typing URL in VS / Chrome debug session
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I'm working with a callback process in C# / Visual studio 2017 / ASP.NET Web Application .net Framework with another remote website.
I have a callback method in my controller:
public ActionResult CallBackService() {}
That is supposed to be hit when I navigate to a remote service provider site. That site knowns that I'm not authenticated yet so it requests auth at that method.
When I start up the application, chrome opens and starts at the local default page. When I go to the URL bar and start typing it immediately "navigates" to the remote site on the first character typed which doesn't instantiate the session and it errors out because of this. When I say "navigates" I mean it talks to the remote site as if it were navigating there but it doesn't actually go there.
Then if I delete the URL in chrome and start typing, the remote site is not navigated to.
However, if I continue and hit enter on the URL bar in Chrome the process continues and works the way it was designed to. BUT session variables are getting skewed because things are not aligned through the correct process between the two systems.
Chrome shouldn't ever start a navigation on a first character typed in the URL bar... Or should it? This is really throwing a wrench in my debugging as some session variables are getting set ahead of the real connection and this causes issues.
If I start the debug and start typing "https://...." the remote site is not navigated to at all until I hit enter so this is what I would expect the behavior to be. This is what I'm doing for now to get around this issue but did I stumble on a bug in Chrome?
I don't think this is an issue in my code, but rather the browser. But I have been wrong before. Does anyone know what I may be encountering?
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I'm working with a callback process in C# / Visual studio 2017 / ASP.NET Web Application .net Framework with another remote website.
I have a callback method in my controller:
public ActionResult CallBackService() {}
That is supposed to be hit when I navigate to a remote service provider site. That site knowns that I'm not authenticated yet so it requests auth at that method.
When I start up the application, chrome opens and starts at the local default page. When I go to the URL bar and start typing it immediately "navigates" to the remote site on the first character typed which doesn't instantiate the session and it errors out because of this. When I say "navigates" I mean it talks to the remote site as if it were navigating there but it doesn't actually go there.
Then if I delete the URL in chrome and start typing, the remote site is not navigated to.
However, if I continue and hit enter on the URL bar in Chrome the process continues and works the way it was designed to. BUT session variables are getting skewed because things are not aligned through the correct process between the two systems.
Chrome shouldn't ever start a navigation on a first character typed in the URL bar... Or should it? This is really throwing a wrench in my debugging as some session variables are getting set ahead of the real connection and this causes issues.
If I start the debug and start typing "https://...." the remote site is not navigated to at all until I hit enter so this is what I would expect the behavior to be. This is what I'm doing for now to get around this issue but did I stumble on a bug in Chrome?
I don't think this is an issue in my code, but rather the browser. But I have been wrong before. Does anyone know what I may be encountering?
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Instead of just downvoting, why not provide feedback troll. This is an issue and I can repeat it. I firmly believe it is a bug.
– DaBlue
Nov 13 at 15:02
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I'm working with a callback process in C# / Visual studio 2017 / ASP.NET Web Application .net Framework with another remote website.
I have a callback method in my controller:
public ActionResult CallBackService() {}
That is supposed to be hit when I navigate to a remote service provider site. That site knowns that I'm not authenticated yet so it requests auth at that method.
When I start up the application, chrome opens and starts at the local default page. When I go to the URL bar and start typing it immediately "navigates" to the remote site on the first character typed which doesn't instantiate the session and it errors out because of this. When I say "navigates" I mean it talks to the remote site as if it were navigating there but it doesn't actually go there.
Then if I delete the URL in chrome and start typing, the remote site is not navigated to.
However, if I continue and hit enter on the URL bar in Chrome the process continues and works the way it was designed to. BUT session variables are getting skewed because things are not aligned through the correct process between the two systems.
Chrome shouldn't ever start a navigation on a first character typed in the URL bar... Or should it? This is really throwing a wrench in my debugging as some session variables are getting set ahead of the real connection and this causes issues.
If I start the debug and start typing "https://...." the remote site is not navigated to at all until I hit enter so this is what I would expect the behavior to be. This is what I'm doing for now to get around this issue but did I stumble on a bug in Chrome?
I don't think this is an issue in my code, but rather the browser. But I have been wrong before. Does anyone know what I may be encountering?
visual-studio
google-chrome asked Nov 10 at 18:48
DaBlue
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I'm working with a callback process in C# / Visual studio 2017 / ASP.NET Web Application .net Framework with another remote website.
I have a callback method in my controller:
public ActionResult CallBackService() {}
That is supposed to be hit when I navigate to a remote service provider site. That site knowns that I'm not authenticated yet so it requests auth at that method.
When I start up the application, chrome opens and starts at the local default page. When I go to the URL bar and start typing it immediately "navigates" to the remote site on the first character typed which doesn't instantiate the session and it errors out because of this. When I say "navigates" I mean it talks to the remote site as if it were navigating there but it doesn't actually go there.
Then if I delete the URL in chrome and start typing, the remote site is not navigated to.
However, if I continue and hit enter on the URL bar in Chrome the process continues and works the way it was designed to. BUT session variables are getting skewed because things are not aligned through the correct process between the two systems.
Chrome shouldn't ever start a navigation on a first character typed in the URL bar... Or should it? This is really throwing a wrench in my debugging as some session variables are getting set ahead of the real connection and this causes issues.
If I start the debug and start typing "https://...." the remote site is not navigated to at all until I hit enter so this is what I would expect the behavior to be. This is what I'm doing for now to get around this issue but did I stumble on a bug in Chrome?
I don't think this is an issue in my code, but rather the browser. But I have been wrong before. Does anyone know what I may be encountering?
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Instead of just downvoting, why not provide feedback troll. This is an issue and I can repeat it. I firmly believe it is a bug.
– DaBlue
Nov 13 at 15:02
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Instead of just downvoting, why not provide feedback troll. This is an issue and I can repeat it. I firmly believe it is a bug.
– DaBlue
Nov 13 at 15:02
Instead of just downvoting, why not provide feedback troll. This is an issue and I can repeat it. I firmly believe it is a bug.
– DaBlue
Nov 13 at 15:02
Instead of just downvoting, why not provide feedback troll. This is an issue and I can repeat it. I firmly believe it is a bug.
– DaBlue
Nov 13 at 15:02
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Instead of just downvoting, why not provide feedback troll. This is an issue and I can repeat it. I firmly believe it is a bug.
– DaBlue
Nov 13 at 15:02