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  • krator

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    Link to this post Posted: Feb 23, 2010 - 07:47 PM
    Hi all.

    In my template, i add:

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    <!--[add_additional_header header='<m e t a ht tp - equ iv="refresh" content="7; url = $url" />']-->


    The problem is that Zikula in the URL write '$URL', and not his content. I need that in this template, show the type message: "Thanks, new item insert to DB", and then(few seconds), redirect to the page with the details for this item. Is it possible?

    Thanks.
  • Guite
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    Link to this post Posted: Feb 23, 2010 - 08:47 PM
    Try backticks:

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    <!--[add_additional_header header='<m e t a ht tp - equ iv="refresh" content="7; url = `$url`" />']-->


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  • Paustian

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    Link to this post Posted: Mar 15, 2010 - 05:27 AM
    Just a quick note, are you aware of the statusmsg features of zikula? You can have it post a message that your item was inserted into the DB. You post like this...

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    SessionUtil::setVar('statusmsg', 'Thanks, new item insert to DB');


    You have to make one more change to get this to work. In the template you are using for diplaying the page, make sure you have this at or near the top.



    Then, any message you post using session utility will show up at the top of the page. I have my pngetstatusmsg in a file that I include for almost all my templates. Hope this helps.
  • rgasch

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    Link to this post Posted: Mar 15, 2010 - 07:28 PM

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    SessionUtil::setVar('statusmsg', 'Thanks, new item insert to DB');


    This is the old way of doing things. These days you should use

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    LogUtil::registerStatus ($message)

    and

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    LogUtil::registerError ($message)

    for this type of stuff ...

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    R

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