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Hi, folks
I just found that, Safari do have bugs with relative URL redirection. It's OK to run kwiki under CGI mode, but using Kwiki::ModPerl, nearly all redirection goes to the wrong place.
Suppose I visit a non-existent page:
http://mysite.com/?PageNameThatDoNotExist
It should be redirect to
http://mysite.com/?action=edit&page_name=PageNameThatDoNotExist
However, Safari handle the redirect string
?action=edit&page_name=PageNameThatDoNotExist
into this URL
http://mysite.com/?PageNameThatDoNotExist? action=edit&page_name=PageNameThatDoNotExist
Therefore it's viewing "HomePage" again instead of editing new page.
However, there is a workaround, in Kwiki::ModPerl, script_name is set to an empty string,
so that generated link in template is handled by Kwiki::ModPerl::handler(), I suggested
that, Kwiki::ModPerl do not erase the script_name, and people using Kwiki::ModPerl
change script_name to "/" in their config.yaml. If one's kwiki is installed under
user home or sub-directory, this still works, they can change script_name to the
URL path of index.cgi, without "index.cgi".
This works because it turns the relative redirection into absolute-path redirection,
and all browser handle it well.
Cheers, Kang-min "Gugod" Liu -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.4 (Darwin)
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