This is kind of bizarre, but setFlash does not seem to be working for
me in a very specific situation:
I have a setFlash in one of my actions like this:
$this->setFlash('removeAccountKey', $key1);
Firefox - index.php/mymodule/myaction - works
Firefox - /mymodule/myaction - works
Firefox - frontend_dev.php/mymodule/myaction - works
IE - /mymodule/myaction - works
IE - frontend_dev.php/mymodule/myaction - works
IE - index.php/mymodule/myaction - does not work
I check the actual sess_... file in my /tmp directory and for all
those instances except the last one it puts the flash variable in
there.
Even more bizarre, if I put a return sfView::NONE after it, it works.
I've tried setting my template to a completely empty file but it still
doesn't set it.
If it helps, I'm using sfGuard
I've also posted this to the forum -
http://www.symfony-project.com/forum/index.php/m/26403/#msg_26403
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