[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #31897: Update Customizer nonces via Heartbeat API
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Wed Feb 24 23:26:30 UTC 2016
#31897: Update Customizer nonces via Heartbeat API
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Reporter: westonruter | Owner: voldemortensen
Type: enhancement | Status: assigned
Priority: low | Milestone: Future Release
Component: Customize | Version: 3.4
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: needs-patch needs-unit-tests | Focuses: javascript
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Changes (by westonruter):
* priority: normal => low
Old description:
> Currently the Customizer's nonces get updated when the preview gets
> refreshed (only the `save` and `preview` nonces, not the `update-widget`
> nonce, however). If the user leaves the window open in the background for
> a long time, they will get stale nonces. We should be using the Heartbeat
> API and the `wp_ajax_customize_refresh_nonces` filter introduced in
> #31294 to keep the nonces up date.
>
> See also #31436 where Heartbeat integration will also be required to
> handle Customizer concurrency issues.
New description:
Currently the Customizer's nonces get updated when the preview gets
refreshed ~~(only the `save` and `preview` nonces, not the `update-widget`
nonce, however). If the user leaves the window open in the background for
a long time, they will get stale nonces. We should be using the Heartbeat
API and the `wp_ajax_customize_refresh_nonces` filter introduced in #31294
to keep the nonces up date.~~ (This is no longer true as of #35617.)
See also #31436 where Heartbeat integration will also be required to
handle Customizer concurrency issues.
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Comment:
I just realized that all nonces now get updated when the preview refreshes
as of #35617, making this ticket less important. This ticket now
specifically fix the issue where the Customizer is left open for a long
time without the preview being refreshed to keep the nonces up to date.
Nevertheless, if the user does leave the browser session open for such a
long time, it is also likely that their session will expire and they will
need to re-login anyway: by default, non-remember user authentication
sessions expire after 48 hours (`auth_cookie_expiration`) and nonces
expire after 24 hours (`nonce_life`).
Nevertheless, the integration of Heartbeat into the Customizer will be
useful for plugins generally, so I'd love to see that happen, and keeping
nonces up-to-date should be the first application of Heartbeat in the
Customizer. That can either be made the scope of this ticket, or another
ticket can be made specific for that feature.
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Ticket URL: <https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/31897#comment:24>
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