Merge pull request #114 from nodiscc/redirect-previous-search
redirect to previous search (if any) when deleting a link
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@ -1550,7 +1550,37 @@ function renderPage()
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// If we are called from the bookmarklet, we must close the popup:
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if (isset($_GET['source']) && $_GET['source']=='bookmarklet') { echo '<script>self.close();</script>'; exit; }
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header('Location: ?'); // After deleting the link, redirect to the home page.
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// Pick where we're going to redirect
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// =============================================================
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// Basically, we can't redirect to where we were previously if it was a permalink
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// or an edit_link, because it would 404.
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// Cases:
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// - / : nothing in $_GET, redirect to self
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// - /?page : redirect to self
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// - /?searchterm : redirect to self (there might be other links)
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// - /?searchtags : redirect to self
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// - /permalink : redirect to / (the link does not exist anymore)
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// - /?edit_link : redirect to / (the link does not exist anymore)
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// PHP treats the permalink as a $_GET variable, so we need to check if every condition for self
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// redirect is not satisfied, and only then redirect to /
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$location = "?";
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// Self redirection
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if (count($_GET) == 0 ||
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isset($_GET['page']) ||
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isset($_GET['searchterm']) ||
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isset($_GET['searchtags'])) {
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if (isset($_POST['returnurl'])) {
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$location = $_POST['returnurl']; // Handle redirects given by the form
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}
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if ($location === "?" &&
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isset($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'])) { // Handle HTTP_REFERER in case we're not coming from the same place.
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$location = $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'];
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}
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}
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header('Location: ' . $location); // After deleting the link, redirect to appropriate location
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exit;
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}
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