Diigolet 'Sign in' routine fails for OpenID users - 48 views

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  #1 Graham Perrin on 19 Dec 08

   

  This may translate to a simple issue with Diigo/Diigolet help/documentation but to begin with, I class this as
  
  * a bug in the membership/registration workflow that applies to new users of Diigo.
  
  At computer (A):
  
  1. use OpenID to join Diigo
  2. set for yourself a Diigo user name
  
  At computer (B), without signing in to Diigo:
  
  3. drag Diigolet to toolbar of Safari
  4. present toolbar of Diigolet
  5. click 'Sign in'
  6. in the user name field: enter your Diigo user name
  7. progress to the password field
  
  
  = Bug =
  
  Entry can not be completed:
  
  * for the Diigo user name, there is no password
  
  * and AFAIK (not 100% sure) the password associated with the user's OpenID is not applicable in this context alongside the user's Diigo ID.
  
  
  = Workaround/workflow =
  
  I guess that the workaround/solution is:
  
  i) visit https://secure.diigo.com/sign-in
  ii) sign in using OpenID
  
  - BEFORE using Diigolet.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This may translate to a simple issue with Diigo/Diigolet help/documentation but to begin with, I class this as <br /> <br /> * a bug in the membership/registration workflow that applies to new users of Diigo. <br /> <br /> At computer (A): <br /> <br /> 1. use OpenID to join Diigo <br /> 2. set for yourself a Diigo user name <br /> <br /> At computer (B), without signing in to Diigo: <br /> <br /> 3. drag Diigolet to toolbar of Safari <br /> 4. present toolbar of Diigolet <br /> 5. click 'Sign in' <br /> 6. in the user name field: enter your Diigo user name <br /> 7. progress to the password field <br /> <br /> <br /> = Bug = <br /> <br /> Entry can not be completed: <br /> <br /> * for the Diigo user name, there is no password <br /> <br /> * and AFAIK (not 100% sure) the password associated with the user's OpenID is not applicable in this context alongside the user's Diigo ID. <br /> <br /> <br /> = Workaround/workflow = <br /> <br /> I guess that the workaround/solution is: <br /> <br /> i) visit <a href="https://secure.diigo.com/sign-in" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://secure.diigo.com/sign-in</a> <br /> ii) sign in using OpenID <br /> <br /> - BEFORE using Diigolet.</div>

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