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Clemens T

Monday 07 January 2008 1:43:50 am

Hello all,

I'd like to know how to redirect the end-user after he removes an object. I'd like to redirect the user to another node (which I know before removal). RedirectURIAfterPublish and RedirectURI don't seem to work here.

Thanks!!
Clemens

Heath

Heath

Monday 07 January 2008 2:37:23 am

Hello again Clemens,

I don't think this feature exists yet in Exponential.

I think you may find the results you seek with the creation of a custom module view ie: /redirectdelete/delete) which uses the stock delete code to remove the node and then provides in addition a custom redirect.

Cheers,
Heath

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Clemens T

Monday 07 January 2008 3:53:44 am

Heya Heath,

Thanks for the quick response!

Do you mean I need to create an extension with a module and a view which has custom PHP code (which uses the Exponential base code) or will a template override do? Could you provide a little more detail please?

Thanks again!!
Clemens

Heath

Heath

Monday 07 January 2008 4:51:27 am

Your welcome Clemens,

<i> > Do you mean I need to create an extension with a module and a view which has custom PHP code (which uses the Exponential base code) or will a template override do? </i>

Yes I am recommending the creation of an extension module view as you describe. Nor I do not think a template override can solve your concern.

Cheers,
Heath

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Clemens T

Monday 07 January 2008 5:37:17 am

Ok, got ya! thx again

Chad Paulson

Friday 11 January 2008 1:50:32 pm

Correct me if I'm wrong, but what about creating a custom edit handler and using a hidden form element (could be named redirectURI or potentially anything).

Within the custom edit handler, you can redirect using the hidden form field, something like:

$module->redirectTo( $http->postVariable('redirectURI') );

For more information about custom edit handlers, check out the link below.

http://serwatka.net/en/blog/ez_publish_3_8_new_custom_edit_handler