Fix: Flashes messages were not displayed for some actions - ref #6814 #6868
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October 8, 2025 13:34
Redirecting after deleting the course do not persist the flashes so they're not displayed. Passing a post request keep the flash messages
I suspected the flash messages to not work here either and I was right. I also removed the text-warning class because somehow with the get method it didn't work and the icon was still red. (And in yellow it's weird ?)
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Hi!
Issue:
#6814
The flash messages were not displayed on the
course_listpage. It was the case when you deleted a course or when you click on the category button.Problem:
When using
api_location(api_get_self());, the flash messages were somehow cleared.I tried using the PHP
header()function or attempted to manually write the session withsession_write_close(), but nothing worked.The only way to make it work was to remove this line, but doing so prevented the page from redirecting — leaving the parameters visible in the URL, which I’m not very comfortable with (especially the
sec_token).Resolution:
I changed the actions to use a form with the POST method, and now everything works correctly.
I also removed the
'text-warning'class because it didn’t work before, and now that it does apply, it looked a bit odd :Proof:
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