SV: [Phpgroupware-developers] Re: SV: Re: SV: Re: sitemgr - calendarblock

[Sigurd Nes]

> "Sigurd Nes" <address@hidden> a écrit:
> 
> [...]
> 
> >> > IIS behaviour:
> >> > When I click on the icon for sitemgr-link from within
> >> > phpgroupware(/sitemgr-link/index.php)- the sitemgr appears
without
> > logo
> >> > - but the calendar arrows are working fine.
> >> > Then - when clicking on "Home"(/sitemgr/sitemgr-site/?home=1) -
the
> >> > phpgroupware logo appear - but the calendar arrow don't work...
> >>
> >> I do not quite understand what you mean by "without logo"? Could
you
> >> provide a screenshot?
> >
> > Attached
> 
> I think, the problem was that sitemgr-link redirected directly with
> the Header function instead of using $GLOBALS['phpgw']->redirect which
> takes care of the different way IIS handles redirects. I changed this
> and commited, could you test if this solves this problem.

The logo appeared fine – but the next/previous arrows on the calendar
don’t work – just as if I had clicked the 'home'-link previous to this
last update.

I forgot to mention one mssql-issue: the query in function getblock(
line 171) in class.Content_SO.inc.php is exactly the same as the query
in function  getallblocksforarea (except the ‘where’ condition) – and
has to be altered in order to work for mssql.

Sigurd

> >
> >>
> >> I try to think about an alternative to REQUEST_URI without
PHP_SELF,
> >> since this seems to be problematic too, according to Chris.
> >> The reason somehting similar is needed, is that on sitemgr, a
content
> >> block
> >> generated by a module, should be able to have links or forms, that
> >> return back the same GET parameters, so that other content blocks
who
> >> interpret them keep their state. The alternative would be to force
a
> >> module that wants keep state, to use session variables, there is
> >> already code that makes this easier in sitemgr.
> >>
> >> Michael
> >
> >
> > This should work without PHP_SELF :
> > $referer = $GLOBALS['HTTP_SERVER_VARS']['HTTP_REFERER'];
> > $referer_base = basename($referer);
> > $uri = substr($referer,0,-strlen($referer_base)) .
> > $GLOBALS['HTTP_SERVER_VARS']['QUERY_STRING'] ;
> 
> I think I found something simpler. I am not sure why I thought in the
> first place why $GLOBALS['HTTP_SERVER_VARS']['REQUEST_URI'] is
> necessary, since if the form does not have an action argument it is
> automatically submitted to the same URI. Or do I miss something?
> When I replace line
> 'navig' => '<form action="' . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] . '"
method="post">'
> .
> by
> 'navig' => '<form method="post">' .
> in class.module_calendar.inc.php
> the calendar works the same,and it also should work with IIS: when
> clicking on the arrows the page's URI stays exactly the same.
> 
> Michael
> 
> 
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