[wp-trac] Re: [WordPress Trac] #2800: wp_nonce_field() could pass along HTTP_REFERER info

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Sun Jun 11 09:30:29 GMT 2006


#2800: wp_nonce_field() could pass along HTTP_REFERER info
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       Id:  2800            |      Status:  new                     
Component:  Administration  |    Modified:  Sun Jun 11 09:30:29 2006
 Severity:  enhancement     |   Milestone:  2.1                     
 Priority:  normal          |     Version:  2.1                     
    Owner:  anonymous       |    Reporter:  markjaquith             
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Comment (by markjaquith):

 Something like this.

 If your post will embark on a multiple-request journey before needing to
 return, you just manually invoke {{{wp_original_referer_field()}}} in the
 form.  Forms in the interim only need to call the nonce call, and it'll
 pass on the original referer value.  When you're ready for it, just call
 {{{wp_get_original_referer()}}} and you can zoom back to your starting
 location.  An example case for that would be the new user editing stuff,
 whereby you return to the exact user search/browse page that you were on
 after you've performed multiple edits on a user's profile.

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