Thank you for your reply I wasn’t expecting it to be so quick!
I am using lock.show() I saw that hosted there was something that looked like it dynamically update the signUpTitle and was hoping that there was something similar for non-hosted that I could call multiple times without creating a new auth0Lock object.
So is the design if you want to change the title you must re-instance the object?
So is the design if you want to change the title you must re-instance the object?
That is correct. The thread you posted to mentions changing the title based on the parameters used to request an authorization but Lock is instantiated just once.
The languageDictionary is designed to address translation or branding needs, but dynamically changing text is not in scope. What is the use case that requires changing the title on the fly?
Thank you for taking the time to clarify the authorize({}) it is much appreciated.
My use case is I have multiple different actions that show the lock and I need the signUpTitle to be different depending on which action the user clicked.
Yes, to change the text you must create a new instance of Lock. Another option is to not create the instance until you know what text you are going to need.