[RFC] Skip post confirmation page

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Re: [RFC] Skip post confirmation page

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I'll have a look at the weekend if nobody else has before then.
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Before I go ahead and make an implementation is it worth expanding this (RFC) to other things such as the ACP login confirmation, logout confirmation and login confirmation?
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Unknown Bliss wrote:Before I go ahead and make an implementation is it worth expanding this (RFC) to other things such as the ACP login confirmation, logout confirmation and login confirmation?
I believe it is. And I think it should be user based and not forum based. I.e. It should be an option in the UCP where the user decides to use this feature or not. I prefer not to use it, usually, but I do believe there are people that would love to have it.
Also, the confirmation can appear in the page where the user was redirected to. Just a div that appears to confirm the form submission.
Also, I believe this redirection fould be made using the status code "303 See Other" and the corresponding Location header.

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brunoais wrote:It should be an option in the UCP where the user decides to use this feature or not
I'd support this!

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Brunoais was going to work on flash messages instead.
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Unknown Bliss wrote:Brunoais was going to work on flash messages instead.
…much like the ones I've implemented in the AJAX PR? ;-)
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callumacrae wrote:
Unknown Bliss wrote:Brunoais was going to work on flash messages instead.
…much like the ones I've implemented in the AJAX PR? ;-)
Igor told me flash messages weren't in the AJAX PR...
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Unknown Bliss wrote:
callumacrae wrote:
Unknown Bliss wrote:Brunoais was going to work on flash messages instead.
…much like the ones I've implemented in the AJAX PR? ;-)
Igor told me flash messages weren't in the AJAX PR...
What do you mean by flash messages? 0_o
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Re: [RFC] Skip post confirmation page

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Confirmation pages are skipped and on the next page a notification box (like jGrowl) comes up with a confirmation with button to close it or it disappears after a certain amount of time.
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