LinkedIn SDK Logout Error: 'no XD object is available from this page'
I'm currently using the LinkedIn JS SDK as documented here for my AngularJS application. I'm inserting the following script into the head block of my page:
<script type="text/javascript" src="//platform.linkedin.com/in.js">
api_key: [apiKey]
authorize: false
</script>
Then I initiate authorization with an onclick function on a button like so
IN.User.authorize(function(){
callback();
});
At this point the user is authenticated with LinkedIn and I can use LinkedIn's APIs.
When the user decides to log out, I use the call IN.User.logout() to end the user's session. However, the call causes this error 'Uncaught Error: no XD object is available from this page' to appear in the JavaScript console.
This only happen sometimes, and I'm unsure of why this exact issue occurs. Most of the time, the SDK will logout the session normally. I make sure that the LinkedIn framework is loaded before calling any functions and I call IN.User.isAuthorized() before making a call to logout. Does anyone have an idea of what I may be doing wrong?
if (IN.User.isAuthorized()) { // Returns true
IN.User.logout(); // Prints `'Uncaught Error: no XD object is available from this page' error
}
EDIT:
I'm looking more into the source code and it shows this function being called:
Sslac.Function("IN.Support.getXD", function() {
function a() {
throw Error("no XD object is available from this page");
}
try {
return IN.Support.isSingleJS() && IN.Support.isPopup() ? IN.Support.generateXDProxy() : IN.Support.isPopup() ? window.opener.getXD || a : IN.Support.isIframe() ? window.parent.getXD || a : a
} catch (b) {
return a
}
}());
But the IN.Support object is null which is why this error is being thrown. Could anyone from LinkedIn help with this? It looks like there's some kind of race condition.
javascript linkedin linkedin-jsapi
asked Nov 21 '18 at 19:16
jalamakjalamak
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I'm currently using the LinkedIn JS SDK as documented here for my AngularJS application. I'm inserting the following script into the head block of my page:
<script type="text/javascript" src="//platform.linkedin.com/in.js">
api_key: [apiKey]
authorize: false
</script>
Then I initiate authorization with an onclick function on a button like so
IN.User.authorize(function(){
callback();
});
At this point the user is authenticated with LinkedIn and I can use LinkedIn's APIs.
When the user decides to log out, I use the call IN.User.logout() to end the user's session. However, the call causes this error 'Uncaught Error: no XD object is available from this page' to appear in the JavaScript console.
This only happen sometimes, and I'm unsure of why this exact issue occurs. Most of the time, the SDK will logout the session normally. I make sure that the LinkedIn framework is loaded before calling any functions and I call IN.User.isAuthorized() before making a call to logout. Does anyone have an idea of what I may be doing wrong?
if (IN.User.isAuthorized()) { // Returns true
IN.User.logout(); // Prints `'Uncaught Error: no XD object is available from this page' error
}
EDIT:
I'm looking more into the source code and it shows this function being called:
Sslac.Function("IN.Support.getXD", function() {
function a() {
throw Error("no XD object is available from this page");
}
try {
return IN.Support.isSingleJS() && IN.Support.isPopup() ? IN.Support.generateXDProxy() : IN.Support.isPopup() ? window.opener.getXD || a : IN.Support.isIframe() ? window.parent.getXD || a : a
} catch (b) {
return a
}
}());
But the IN.Support object is null which is why this error is being thrown. Could anyone from LinkedIn help with this? It looks like there's some kind of race condition.
javascript linkedin linkedin-jsapi
asked Nov 21 '18 at 19:16
jalamakjalamak
42
add a comment |
I'm currently using the LinkedIn JS SDK as documented here for my AngularJS application. I'm inserting the following script into the head block of my page:
<script type="text/javascript" src="//platform.linkedin.com/in.js">
api_key: [apiKey]
authorize: false
</script>
Then I initiate authorization with an onclick function on a button like so
IN.User.authorize(function(){
callback();
});
At this point the user is authenticated with LinkedIn and I can use LinkedIn's APIs.
When the user decides to log out, I use the call IN.User.logout() to end the user's session. However, the call causes this error 'Uncaught Error: no XD object is available from this page' to appear in the JavaScript console.
This only happen sometimes, and I'm unsure of why this exact issue occurs. Most of the time, the SDK will logout the session normally. I make sure that the LinkedIn framework is loaded before calling any functions and I call IN.User.isAuthorized() before making a call to logout. Does anyone have an idea of what I may be doing wrong?
if (IN.User.isAuthorized()) { // Returns true
IN.User.logout(); // Prints `'Uncaught Error: no XD object is available from this page' error
}
EDIT:
I'm looking more into the source code and it shows this function being called:
Sslac.Function("IN.Support.getXD", function() {
function a() {
throw Error("no XD object is available from this page");
}
try {
return IN.Support.isSingleJS() && IN.Support.isPopup() ? IN.Support.generateXDProxy() : IN.Support.isPopup() ? window.opener.getXD || a : IN.Support.isIframe() ? window.parent.getXD || a : a
} catch (b) {
return a
}
}());
But the IN.Support object is null which is why this error is being thrown. Could anyone from LinkedIn help with this? It looks like there's some kind of race condition.
javascript linkedin linkedin-jsapi
asked Nov 21 '18 at 19:16
jalamakjalamak
42
I'm currently using the LinkedIn JS SDK as documented here for my AngularJS application. I'm inserting the following script into the head block of my page:
<script type="text/javascript" src="//platform.linkedin.com/in.js">
api_key: [apiKey]
authorize: false
</script>
Then I initiate authorization with an onclick function on a button like so
IN.User.authorize(function(){
callback();
});
At this point the user is authenticated with LinkedIn and I can use LinkedIn's APIs.
When the user decides to log out, I use the call IN.User.logout() to end the user's session. However, the call causes this error 'Uncaught Error: no XD object is available from this page' to appear in the JavaScript console.
This only happen sometimes, and I'm unsure of why this exact issue occurs. Most of the time, the SDK will logout the session normally. I make sure that the LinkedIn framework is loaded before calling any functions and I call IN.User.isAuthorized() before making a call to logout. Does anyone have an idea of what I may be doing wrong?
if (IN.User.isAuthorized()) { // Returns true
IN.User.logout(); // Prints `'Uncaught Error: no XD object is available from this page' error
}
EDIT:
I'm looking more into the source code and it shows this function being called:
Sslac.Function("IN.Support.getXD", function() {
function a() {
throw Error("no XD object is available from this page");
}
try {
return IN.Support.isSingleJS() && IN.Support.isPopup() ? IN.Support.generateXDProxy() : IN.Support.isPopup() ? window.opener.getXD || a : IN.Support.isIframe() ? window.parent.getXD || a : a
} catch (b) {
return a
}
}());
But the IN.Support object is null which is why this error is being thrown. Could anyone from LinkedIn help with this? It looks like there's some kind of race condition.
javascript linkedin linkedin-jsapi
javascript linkedin linkedin-jsapi
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I could not fix the 'no XD object is available from this page' error. As a workaround, I called the logout URL itself to end the user session. This still causes the error to appear in the console but the logout function fully completes this way.
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I could not fix the 'no XD object is available from this page' error. As a workaround, I called the logout URL itself to end the user session. This still causes the error to appear in the console but the logout function fully completes this way.
answered Nov 26 '18 at 19:28
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I could not fix the 'no XD object is available from this page' error. As a workaround, I called the logout URL itself to end the user session. This still causes the error to appear in the console but the logout function fully completes this way.
answered Nov 26 '18 at 19:28
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I could not fix the 'no XD object is available from this page' error. As a workaround, I called the logout URL itself to end the user session. This still causes the error to appear in the console but the logout function fully completes this way.
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