}

}

> Hello,

> Here's my problem

> Something this simple:

> // controller

> Class ExsController extends AppController{
> public function list(){
>         $this->Session->setFlash('Hello');
>         $this->redirect('/exs/new',null,true); // or redirect + die()}

> public function new(){}

> }

> // view layout

> <?php $session->flash() ?>

> Doesn't work at all when I'm using Firefox. It works in opera 10, ie8,
> safari and chrome.
> Session is working, if I write something manually I can see it in
> firefox. I can even see that at some point the message was put in
> session because if I print the session I see the empty message array.
> If I take out the redirect it shows the message in that page even in
> firefox, somehow it gets wiped. As if the script would have continued
> after the redirect... but only in firefox, wich just flips me out. It
> can't be catching a template, I can't imagine that... Anyone has a
> clue about what's happening here?

> This happened in a big project but I reduced to something as simple as
> what I pasted and the problem persists.

> I hope someone at least tries this and tells me it works for them,
> just to know if I have some weird configuration on browser or server,
> or this really doesn't work.

> Sorry, Cake is 1.2.5, server is Apache 2.2 running on windows, and PHP
> is 5.2.

> Don't know if it's relevant.

> On 9 oct, 17:12, Franco Bonazza <fviki...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Hello,

> > Here's my problem

> > Something this simple:

> > // controller

> > Class ExsController extends AppController{
> > public function list(){
> >         $this->Session->setFlash('Hello');
> >         $this->redirect('/exs/new',null,true); // or redirect + die()}

> > public function new(){}

> > }

> > // view layout

> > <?php $session->flash() ?>

> > Doesn't work at all when I'm using Firefox. It works in opera 10, ie8,
> > safari and chrome.
> > Session is working, if I write something manually I can see it in
> > firefox. I can even see that at some point the message was put in
> > session because if I print the session I see the empty message array.
> > If I take out the redirect it shows the message in that page even in
> > firefox, somehow it gets wiped. As if the script would have continued
> > after the redirect... but only in firefox, wich just flips me out. It
> > can't be catching a template, I can't imagine that... Anyone has a
> > clue about what's happening here?

> > This happened in a big project but I reduced to something as simple as
> > what I pasted and the problem persists.

> > I hope someone at least tries this and tells me it works for them,
> > just to know if I have some weird configuration on browser or server,
> > or this really doesn't work.

> $this->redirect closes the existing session and thus your flash
> message is not passed on!

> See the Controller api athttp://api.cakephp.org/view_source/controller/#line-536

> Enjoy,
>    John

> On Nov 5, 12:12 pm, Octavian <octaviansus...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Same configuration & same problems too...

> > On 9 okt, 23:56, Franco Bonazza <fviki...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > Sorry, Cake is 1.2.5, server is Apache 2.2 running on windows, and PHP
> > > is 5.2.

> > > Don't know if it's relevant.

> > > On 9 oct, 17:12, Franco Bonazza <fviki...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > Hello,

> > > > Here's my problem

> > > > Something this simple:

> > > > // controller

> > > > Class ExsController extends AppController{
> > > > public function list(){
> > > >         $this->Session->setFlash('Hello');
> > > >         $this->redirect('/exs/new',null,true); // or redirect + die()}

> > > > public function new(){}

> > > > }

> > > > // view layout

> > > > <?php $session->flash() ?>

> > > > Doesn't work at all when I'm using Firefox. It works in opera 10, ie8,
> > > > safari and chrome.
> > > > Session is working, if I write something manually I can see it in
> > > > firefox. I can even see that at some point the message was put in
> > > > session because if I print the session I see the empty message array.
> > > > If I take out the redirect it shows the message in that page even in
> > > > firefox, somehow it gets wiped. As if the script would have continued
> > > > after the redirect... but only in firefox, wich just flips me out. It
> > > > can't be catching a template, I can't imagine that... Anyone has a
> > > > clue about what's happening here?

> > > > This happened in a big project but I reduced to something as simple as
> > > > what I pasted and the problem persists.

> > > > I hope someone at least tries this and tells me it works for them,
> > > > just to know if I have some weird configuration on browser or server,
> > > > or this really doesn't work.

> @John: You are mistaken. First, if that were the case, flashes
> wouldn't work in all the other browser which the OP clearly stated it
> does, and secondly, the entire point of flash is to pass a message to
> the user through a redirect.  I use them all the time and they work
> perfectly well through redirects.

> To the OP, it works fine in Firefox 3.5.4 for me, Cent OS server, PHP
> 5.2.9.   Is it just Firefox 3.5.3?  Have you tried installing the
> latest version of firefox in a VM (or somewhere) to repeat the result?

> Nick

}

> @Nick: Yes, you are right! My mistake, even saw it in my own code :)
> Firefox 3.5.2 works fine! Will install 3.5.3 just to test it!
> Enjoy,
>    John

> On Nov 6, 11:30 am, nurvzy <nur...@gmail.com> wrote:> @John: You are mistaken. First, if that were the case, flashes
> > wouldn't work in all the other browser which the OP clearly stated it
> > does, and secondly, the entire point of flash is to pass a message to
> > the user through a redirect.  I use them all the time and they work
> > perfectly well through redirects.

> > To the OP, it works fine in Firefox 3.5.4 for me, Cent OS server, PHP
> > 5.2.9.   Is it just Firefox 3.5.3?  Have you tried installing the
> > latest version of firefox in a VM (or somewhere) to repeat the result?

> > Nick

> [snip]