Logging out when updating UCP

[Shawn]

I put // directly before 'U_ACTION'.

If I don't, the URL I am directed to is /phpBB3/ucp.php?i=205. This is the login screen.
If I do, the URL -- I am directed to is /phpBB3/ucp.php?i=digests&sid=0a766b6d71c1846c7b0dfdc4df26ec2f&mode=basics

[Mark D Hamill]

Interesting. I appreciate the feedback.

[johncox]

Hi, I was having this problem too - logging out on save.

Was already down the U_ACTION path when I came across this post.

I made the following change to includes\ucp\ucp-digests.php

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218: //     'U_ACTION'           => $user->page['page'],
219:        'U_ACTION'           => $this->u_action,

This now places the sid in the form action URL and the changes are saved without throwing back to a login screen.

All good - and great mod BTW

[pacolino]

Hi, I have the same problem.

But I have :

RedHat Enterprise 5
Apache 2.2
PHP5.3
Mysql

But the lines that say are not the same on my ucp_digests.php

Help me Please to fix the bug.

I import the PHPBB from another server,......

Tanks a Lot

[Mark D Hamill]

Unfortunately, there is no way I can remotely troubleshoot this problem. For most people it works fine but for a few people it has issues. Did you try the last suggestion?

I assume you can see arguments on the command line. One user did not see any, because they were in POST variables and that was the problem.

[ClareSusan]

I have also been having the same problem, both with 2.2.6 (retrieved from phpbb.com) and 2.2.9.

I went very carefully through the instructions using brand new installations of phpBB3 with the only mod being digests (and automod, of course).

I have resolved the issue for me by making a change in ucp_digests.php to the

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$template->assign_vars(array(

block of code (about line 211) by replacing

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'U_ACTION'           => $user->page['page']

with

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'U_ACTION'              => $this->u_action

The difference is that the original code does not include the sid=<sidvalue> (for my installations) whereas using $this->u_action does.

I have not yet discovered any negative side effects from this but I will post again if I do.


EDIT

Of course if I had seen the post from johncox above I would have saved myself a bit of time. One day I will learn to read.

[Mark D Hamill]

I tested it in my development board and I see no problems. It will show up in the next version and I will post this in the bug log. Thank you for all your debugging. Unfortunately, I cannot simulate every environment out there.