> No, that does not make sense. The point of a flash message is to transport a message to the next immediate request. Usually when you have a "POST-REDIRECT-GET" scenario.
> Why does the page have to make a second redirect?
Abraham, I do realize that the flash message lasts one request and is
use in a "POST-REDIRECT-GET" scenario.
The reason I want to do this is simple: I perform an action to a
resource and then I'm redirected back to the list with the resource.
But because there is a requirement that this list "remembers" it's
sorting and sorting parameters are passed via the url I need to make a
second redirect to the resource list (from itself) if there is no
sorting to put the last saved one in the url.
Carlton Gibson <lists@noumenal.co.uk> wrote:
> If you perform the redirect before you retrieve your message from the FlashMessenger then this won't be a problem.
This is not true - at least not by the code in
Zend_Controller_Action_Helper_FlashMessenger.
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