Re: [Phpgroupware-developers] Re: another sitemgr bug :(

[Patrick Walsh (mr_e)]

    The relocate thing is unrelated to sitemgr-link.  It is specific to the
feature for allowing simple urls.  So, for example, a page named XYZ can be
accessed by either of these URLS:

http://example.com/sitemgr/?page_name=XYZ
http://example.com/sitemgr/XYZ/

    Relocate gets called whenever a 404 not found error is triggered.  It
then looks to see if the last directory is a page name and delivers a page
or an error accordingly.  It should work whether cookies are being used or
not.  I have tested it both ways (a while ago now) and it worked.  I'm not
sure what Dave is experiencing.

    Sitemgr-link simply allows for a toolbar icon within phpgw that links to
the site...


On 1/31/03 11:51 AM, "address@hidden" <address@hidden>
wrote:

> I think, this is my responsability since I slightly changed the
> function sitemgr_link, and I am afraid, I did not think about the
> relocate hack. 
> I do not understand how relocate works, but there is already something
> strange in the URLs generated.
> Just to make sure:
> Dave, is the site configured with cookies or not? I do not understand
> why you have empty session_id, kp3 and domain GET variables?
> Patrick, is relocate supposed to work without cookies?
> 
> Michael
> 
> "Patrick Walsh (mr_e)" <address@hidden> a écrit:
> 
>>      This problem was fixed a long time ago.  The offending file, unless I'm
>> mistaken, is relocate.php.  To track this bug down, add some debug print
>> statements around these lines:
>> 
>> $pos = strpos($HTTP_SERVER_VARS['REQUEST_URI'],'?');
>> if ($pos === false)
>> 
>> ..Patrick
>> 
>> On 1/31/03 6:29 AM, "Dave Hall" <address@hidden> wrote:
>> 
>>> Heyaz,
>>> 
>>> I have found another bug with sitemgr while working on rebuilding
>>> phproupware.org, this was a bug in an old version of sitemgr, which was
>>> fixed by mr_e.
>>> 
>>> When using the right side navbar(site index) it is creating urls like so:
>>> 
>>> http://phpgroupware.org/mypage/?sessionid=&kp3=&domain=default
>>> 
>>> The page loads fine when removing the /?sessionid=&kp3=&domain=default
>>> from the end of the url.
>>> 
>>> Any ideas?  I am tired, so heading off to bed without looking at the
>>> code, yes lazy i know, sorry.
> 
> 
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