> something.php?action=delete&return_urlsomeother.php%3faction%3dedit%26id%3d1
There should be an equal sign between return_url and someother, in case you try
to copy/paste that for some reason.
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> something.php?action=delete&return_url=someother.php?action=edit&id=1
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> it will come out as
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> something.php?action=delete&return_url=someother.php
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> i tried urlencode but still no luck any ideas?
What did you try to URL encode? You need to encode the URL tha
back to urlencode it worked this time, really sorry
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Aplogies, that was my app although i am having more issues now, i use
switch statements on a get action variable.
here is the full link
manage.php?
action=deleteconfirm&asset_modelID=82&table=asset_models&return_url=/assets/
manage.php?table=asset_models&ID=82&action=edit
it now things its a edi
Hi there, i have come to a solution, due the fact that the client does not
store the http_referer on a javascript location.href, is to send the
refering url into the url, there is an issue though say it looks like
something.php?action=delete&return_url=someother.php?action=edit&id=1
it will come
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