The link “Back to previous page” leads back to a different page than the one I came from.

[max951]

In the day view I select a date, let's say 28.04.2024 and click on an event to read the details.
If I then use the “Return to previous page” link, it takes me back to a different date. But that doesn't always happen.
The behavior occurs in Chrome and Firefox.

To illustrate this, I have published a video online in which the process can be seen.

I am using MRBS 1.11.4

[campbell-m]

I'm afraid I can't reproduce this. Does it still happen on MRBS 1.11.5? Also, what have you got $auth['type'] and $auth['session'] set to (the answers will be on the Help page if you log in to MRBS as an admin)?

[max951]

Unfortunately I do not have the resources available at the moment to update to MRBS 1.11.5.

In the file view_entry.php the line
$referrer = session()->getReferrer();
returns the incorrect referrer.

The following workaround seems to work at the moment:

#$referrer = session()->getReferrer();
$referrer = $server['HTTP_REFERER'] ?? null;

[campbell-m]

OK. What have you got $auth['type'] and $auth['session'] set to (the answers will be on the Help page if you log in to MRBS as an admin)?

[campbell-m]

The following workaround seems to work at the moment:

Yes, but it could create other problems which $referrer = session()->getReferrer(); was used to solve.

[max951]

Thank you very much for your time.

Oh, sorry, I forgot:

This is my config

MRBS version	MRBS 1.11.4
Databankschemaversion	82
Versions des lokalen Databankschemas	1
$auth['type']	dgfc
$auth['session']	php

This is my auth-file: (I have attached '.txt' to be able to upload the file)
AuthDgfc.php.txt

[campbell-m]

Thanks. Could you please

1. Check your PHP error log to see if you are getting any error messages when this problem happens.
2. Check your browser console for errors using your browser's developer tools.

[campbell-m]

By the way, you could simply your AuthDgfc.php code by extending AuthDbExt rather than AuthDb:

namespace MRBS\Auth;


class AuthDgfc extends AuthDbExt
{
  private $db_moreconditions;
  
  public function __construct()
  {
    global $auth;
    
    parent::__construct();
    $this->db_moreconditions = $auth['db_ext']['db_moreconditions']; 
  }
  
  public function validateUser(
    #[\SensitiveParameter]
    ?string $user,
    #[\SensitiveParameter]
    ?string $pass)
  {
    // Your existing code here
  }
  
}

That way you can (a) cut down the amount of duplicated code and (b) benefit from enhancements and bug fixes to the duplicated code.

[campbell-m]

I've now separted some of the code in validateUser() so that in future releases of MRBS you can simplify your class still further.

[max951]

Thank you very much for your advice and your extensive work.

Unfortunately I can't find any hints about the behavior neither in the console nor in the PHP log. see screenshots