[RFC] Skip post confirmation page
Re: [RFC] Skip post confirmation page
I'll have a look at the weekend if nobody else has before then.
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Re: [RFC] Skip post confirmation page
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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Re: [RFC] Skip post confirmation page
Ticket Created: http://tracker.phpbb.com/browse/PHPBB3-10590
Patch: https://github.com/phpbb/phpbb3/pull/534
IRC Discussion: https://gist.github.com/1616578
Patch: https://github.com/phpbb/phpbb3/pull/534
IRC Discussion: https://gist.github.com/1616578
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Re: [RFC] Skip post confirmation page
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.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?
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.
Re: [RFC] Skip post confirmation page
I'd support this!brunoais wrote:It should be an option in the UCP where the user decides to use this feature or not
Re: [RFC] Skip post confirmation page
Brunoais was going to work on flash messages instead.
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Re: [RFC] Skip post confirmation page
…much like the ones I've implemented in the AJAX PR?Unknown Bliss wrote:Brunoais was going to work on flash messages instead.
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Igor told me flash messages weren't in the AJAX PR...callumacrae wrote:…much like the ones I've implemented in the AJAX PR?Unknown Bliss wrote:Brunoais was going to work on flash messages instead.
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Re: [RFC] Skip post confirmation page
What do you mean by flash messages? 0_oUnknown Bliss wrote:Igor told me flash messages weren't in the AJAX PR...callumacrae wrote:…much like the ones I've implemented in the AJAX PR?Unknown Bliss wrote:Brunoais was going to work on flash messages instead.
Re: [RFC] Skip post confirmation page
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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