suggestion : no redirection when login

[frommarcq]

I've a particular question for you :

If you go to my test website (http://www.tout-sur-ma-ville.com/annoncesv3/index.php),
you'll see that the login form is placed in the 'layout'.
(A member can login whenever s/he wants)

The problem is : when a member logs in, s/he's automatically redirected to 'userindex.php'.

I thing it would be better for the member to stay in the same page.

Example :
I'm viewing the member #3 (http://www.tout-sur-ma-ville.com/ann...r.php?member=3).
I want to place a review about him, but it's only allowed if I'm logged.
I enter my screenname (test59) the password (mypass),
-today, I'm redirected to userindex.php, and I have to find again the page...
-The goal : stay in the same page.

Who has the solution (is it possible) ? Can it cause some problems with caching ?

If you have an answer, don't hesitate !

Pascal

[Chaslie]

That sounds like a very reasonable and practical idea.

[juven14]

You can manipulate the redirect from userlogin.php. You might just redirect to the referrer.

Here is the part you would edit.

PHP Code:

//they have looged in
//go to the user index page
$location="userindex.php";
$class_tpl->assign('title',LANG_LOGIN_SUCCESS);
$class_tpl->assign('forward',TRUE);
$class_tpl->assign('location',$location);
$class_tpl->assign('body','forward.tpl.php'); 


[frommarcq]

Thanks a lot John !!!

I replaced twice

userindex.php

by

getenv("HTTP_REFERER")

Is it correct, � big php chief ?

(it displays corrcetly but I want to be sure of what I've done...)

Pascal

[juven14]

That looks good. I honestly had not used getenv('REMOTE_ADDR') just yet, I have always used $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"].

[Eric Barnes]

That does sound fine. I would just try and make sure they can't manually force the REFFER to something like the administraton. Which I believe the login system will not allow them to be logged in there it is a good idea to check.

[juven14]

What I did was check the referer and if it was usercheckout.php it would go back there otherwise it would send them to userindex.php.

[frommarcq]

Hi guys !

What do you think of this code ?

PHP Code:

               if (getenv("HTTP_REFERER")=="user")
                    {
                    $location="userindex.php";
                    }
                    else
                    {
                    $location=getenv("HTTP_REFERER");
                    }