On Tue, 2 Feb 1999, Gilles Detillieux wrote:
> I've been trying out the new allow_in_form feature, and found it has
> a small but annoying quirk to it. The attributes you include in this
> list get appended to the query strings for the links to other pages,
> at the bottom of the search results, even if they're not given as input
> parameters. This is inconsistent with the way other input parameters
> are propagated by Display::createURL().
>
> The patch below corrects this problem. Leo, was this feature one that
> you added? I was wondering if there was a reason that I'm overlooking
> for why you get the parameters from config rather than from input,
> in createURL(). It seems unnecessary to put the parameters in the query
> string if that's not where they came from to begin with, as the stuff in
> the configuration file isn't likely to change from one query to the next.
Mhm - of course you are right.
I think I did that in an earlier stage of writing this code to avoid that
variables are added that are not in the allow_in_form list.
I changed config["allow_in_form"] to input->get(form_vars[i]) in
Display::setVariables and in Display::createURL.
Thanks,
Leo
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