Thanks, I solved it with the users session:
// redirect to referrer if not in this action here
if ($this->getUser()->getAttribute('in_search', false))
{
$this->getUser()->setAttribute('in_search', false);
$this->redirect('@homepage');
}
else
{
$ref = $request->getReferer();
if (empty($ref))
{
$this->redirect('@homepage');
}
else
{
$this->getUser()->setAttribute('in_search', true);
$this->redirect($ref);
}
}
On 3 Jun., 05:57, Eno <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Wed, 2 Jun 2010, comb wrote:
> > But now there is a search-results page, too, that comes from the
> > search-action, where the redirection is done. If the user starts a new
> > search from here and is too fast he gets the flash-message again, but
> > the redirect to the last page is recursively since he came from the
> > same action as he's redirected to. In this case I want to redirect the
> > user to @homepage, too. But I don't know, how to find out, if the
> > referrer matches the current route.
>
> What Ive done in the past is generate the URL for the current page and
> store it in the session, so you can examine it in your action and take
> appropriate action. Referer is really not reliable so I donbt use it.
>
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