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ID Category Type Reproducibility Date Submitted Last Update
0000365 [In-Portal CMS] Front End bug report always 2009-10-09 04:36 2011-03-14 02:10
Reporter alex View Status public  
Assigned To alex
Priority normal Resolution fixed  
Status closed      
Summary 0000365: Mod-rewrite erases page number given in "env" request parameter
Description Let's say we have two rewrite listeners:
1. UserRewriteListener - handles template name transformations
2. PrivateMessageRewriteListener - handles private message pagination and ids

When UserRewriteListener is pretty sure, that there nothing to give to other rewrite listeners it returns false and PrivateMessageRewriteListener is not called.

I'm building url, that contains such prefixes "m,u,private-message" and private-message prefix event is OnDelete - this is url to delete individual private message.

Both rewrite listeners are written the way, that when event is present, then they don't rewrite prefix data. This way url will be:

http://www.site.com/username/messages/outbox.html?env=private\-message-16-2-10-OnDelete-

As you can see, it contains private message ID - 16, current page in private message list - 2 and per page in private message list - 10. And I'm assuming that such values (16, 2, 10) will be available in OnDelete event, when I visit mentioned above url. But this doesn't happen (see call trace below):

1. "env" variable is parsed and given variables are extracted from it (we have page number here).
2. page numbers from all rewrite listeners are set to "1" (setting to all rewrite listeners, because we don't know what of that will be represented in event/template; setting to "1" to override page number stored in session) - this is where we loose our page number.
3. when url ends with number, like "http://www.site.com/..../5.html) set this number as current page for all rewrite listeners.


Problem happens in 2nd step, because it's setting first page to all rewrite listeners no matter will they be called or not.

I propose we apply 2nd and 3rd steps individually before each rewrite listener is called. This way wrong page number won't be set for rewrite listener, that's not even is called.
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