john> * on a .tv lookup, if the domain is returned as a "high-profile"
john> domain, the value of {{CGI}} is set to the redirection url defined in
john> OpenSRS.conf. This will make the value of {{CGI}} in the second FORM
john> for "Enter Another Domain Name to Search For" on avail.html return an
john> incorrect value - the user will be trying to search for a new domain
john> through the redirection url not through the url of your
john> reg_system.cgi ... Hard code your template and you should be fine.
A fix for this bug:
--- cgi/reg_system.cgi 2001/02/02 08:19:21 1.4
+++ cgi/reg_system.cgi 2001/02/02 08:56:25
@@ -1088,6 +1088,7 @@
$HTML{matches} = $match_string;
$HTML{domain} = $domain;
$HTML{CGI} = $cgi;
+ $HTML{OrderCGI} = $cgi;
$HTML{affiliate_id} = $in{affiliate_id};
createMLDNSHTMLLink (\%HTML);
@@ -1182,6 +1183,7 @@
$HTML{matches} = $match_string;
$HTML{must_match_profile} = "1";
+ $HTML{OrderCGI} = $cgi;
$HTML{CGI} = $cgi;
$HTML{affiliate_id} = $in{affiliate_id};
print_form("$path_templates/avail.html",\%HTML);
@@ -1229,7 +1231,7 @@
my %INFO = ( domain => $domain );
$INFO{price} = get_price($domain);
- $rHTML->{CGI} = $hr->{ url } . "&domain=$domain";
+ $rHTML->{OrderCGI} = $hr->{ url } . "&domain=$domain";
$rHTML->{post_lookup} = get_content( $hr->{ template }, \%INFO);
}
}
--- templates/reg_system/avail.html 2001/02/02 08:19:21 1.3
+++ templates/reg_system/avail.html 2001/02/02 08:56:25
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
</font></b>
<BR><BR>
-<FORM method="post" ACTION="{{CGI}}" >
+<FORM method="post" ACTION="{{OrderCGI}}" >
<input type=hidden name=affiliate_id value="{{affiliate_id}}">
<input type=hidden name=action value="setup_profile">
<input type=hidden name=encoding_type value="{{encoding_type}}">
