Thanks, I solved it with the users session:
// redirect to referrer if not in this action here
if ($this-getUser()-getAttribute('in_search', false))
{
$this-getUser()-setAttribute('in_search', false);
$this-redirect('@homepage');
}
else
{
$ref = $request-getReferer();
You should store in the session the timestamp of the last request so
you can decide when to do the redirect for the user.
gabriel
On Jun 3, 12:44 pm, comb sa...@gmx.net wrote:
Thanks, I solved it with the users session:
// redirect to referrer if not in this action here
if
yes, I already save the timestamp, but in this thread the topic only
was the redirect-problem. That's solved with my last post! :-)
Thanks everybody!
On 3 Jun., 12:52, pghoratiu pghora...@gmail.com wrote:
You should store in the session the timestamp of the last request so
you can decide when
yeah but how can I check if the current page is the same as the user
comes from?
On 2 Jun., 21:20, Eno symb...@gmail.com wrote:
On Wed, 2 Jun 2010, comb wrote:
In a executeIndex(...) I want to redirect to the referrer, but only if
the referrer is not the current action.
How can I do that?
You need to evaluate your routes into a module/action tuple, see the
last
example on this page:
http://pookey.co.uk/wordpress/archives/80-playing-with-symfony-routing-without-symfony
You can probably load the routes separately from the YAML as well.
gabriel
On Jun 3, 12:24 am, comb
Thank you pghoratiu, that furthers me, but I still wonder about that
and cannot get it to work:
routing.yml:
search_query:
url: /search/q
param: { module: search, action: search }
public function executeSearch(sfWebRequest $request) {
var_dump($this-getRoute()-getPattern());
$ref =
On Wed, 2 Jun 2010, comb wrote:
Output:
string '/search/q' (length=9)
string 'http://localhost:8047/frontend_dev.php/search/q' (length=47)
boolean false
But I would expect the $is_recursive to be true?!
How can I evaluate if the current route is the same as the referrer
comes from? :-/
I have a search-form which is included in almost every page.
If a users searches to often (flooding) he gets a message (user-flash)
to wait some time. In this case, I want to redirect the user back to
the page he came from when he starts the search. (if there is no
referrer, the user gets
On Wed, 2 Jun 2010, comb wrote:
But now there is a search-results page, too, that comes from the
search-action, where the redirection is done. If the user starts a new
search from here and is too fast he gets the flash-message again, but
the redirect to the last page is recursively since he
