onAuthChallengeCompleted function not being run

[Patrick_Whitlock]

Hello, I am trying to make a button that triggers a login, regardless if I am already logged into the session or not. If the login was successful, I want to write a value to a tag.

Currently, when the button is pushed, the login window prompts a login, but the 'authentication challenge completed' script never gets run.

Here is my button script:

Here is my authentication challenge completed script:

Note that nothing gets written to the tag here, leading me to believe this function is not being run. I have triple checked the tag path to be correct.

[Sean_Carroll]

Yea I have been having issues with the auth challenge as well. Commenting to be in the loop if someone helps

[ryan.white]

After you attempt to login, are there any errors in the gateway logs? What version of ignition are you using? Are there any security limitations on the tag that you are attempting to write to?

Also, you are calling value = payload['value'] in the auth challenge complete code, but I'm not seeing where a key called 'value' is being put into the payload from the button script, you only have isAction:True. At the very least I would expect you to find a dictionary keyError in your logs when attempting to run this event code.

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[Patrick_Whitlock]

@ryan.white

After you attempt to login, are there any errors in the gateway logs?

Yup, turns out the logs revealed that the tag path was incorrect; it was missing the first '[' character in the path. Thank you for your help!