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On Wed, Feb 11, 2015 at 5:05 PM, yscumc [email protected] wrote: > Nope I haven't, but I doubt it would work in this case. If I remember > correctly, the...

I was thinking: 0) long polling to PASSIVE_URLS, to prevent any accuracy you have described and 1) call sessionSecurity.activity() in JS meanwhile, to trigger update of last session when necessary...

It's alright if you can't test it, as long as this proposal looks good enough for you then we can close this issue ;)

We have only three cases in that function: either return, either set nextPing to this, either set nextPing to that. In practice, there isn't any chance that we have a...

Question in the air: should we keep Python 3.3 support or move on to Python 3.4 ?

@b-d-b you can run the tests going in the test_project, installing requirements et running `./manage.py test session_security`.

I'm sorry, it's a very late and I got tempted to try the "resolve conflicts" button in github, but instead of a proper rebase it made a merge commit (not...

Ok I understand your problem, I've not used this app for a long time tbh but I recon supporting this kind of pages is more than reasonable. It's a lot...

I believe a lot in this kind of implementation. We've had something similar in jquery-autocomplete-light, which does nothing when the user selects an option, but trigger an event. It has...

A default callback in the session_security/script.js script looks a bit like a pain to then disable "don't fight the controls". But, it can be coded in [the template](https://github.com/yourlabs/django-session-security/blob/master/session_security/templates/session_security/all.html#L27-L33), would that...