joejac
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| Posted: 07/25/2010, 2:27 PM |
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Hello everybody.
Suddenly, foreign pages that uses CCS CCSecurityRedirect function stopped working I get:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function CCSecurityRedirect() in W:\www\customer\files\zzz\ajm\inc\config.base.php on line 15
Looking into the code generated by CCS4.3.00.767 in Common.php function CCSecurityRedirect() is missing.
I double checked my Security Settings and Groups and they are fine.
Any Idea to solve this problem?
Thanks a lot
Regards
joejac
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datadoit
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| Posted: 07/25/2010, 3:33 PM |
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Same version here, but no issues. Function below. Have you tried
completely deleting the Common.php file and letting CCS generate a new one?
<code>
//CCSecurityRedirect @0-0D06D171
function CCSecurityRedirect($GroupsAccess, $URL)
{
global $_SERVER;
$ReturnPage = isset($_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]) ?
$_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"] : "";
if(!strlen($ReturnPage)) {
$ReturnPage = isset($_SERVER["SCRIPT_NAME"]) ?
$_SERVER["SCRIPT_NAME"] : "";
$QueryString = CCGetQueryString("QueryString", "");
if($QueryString !== "")
$ReturnPage .= "?" . $QueryString;
}
$ErrorType = CCSecurityAccessCheck($GroupsAccess);
if($ErrorType != "success")
{
if(!strlen($URL))
$Link = RelativePath . "/" . "login.php";
else
$Link = $URL;
header("Location: " . $Link . "?ret_link=" .
urlencode($ReturnPage) . "&type=" . $ErrorType);
exit;
}
}
//End CCSecurityRedirect
</code>
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joejac
Posts: 242
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| Posted: 07/25/2010, 6:59 PM |
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Thanks a lot, datadoit.
I did what you said and it worked, now I have the CCSecurityRedirect function in Common.php, very strange, but it worked.
Best regards
joejac
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datadoit
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| Posted: 07/26/2010, 5:56 AM |
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We'll call it unexplained phenomenon. :)
This is why I preach to NEVER muck around in the CCS generated files
such as Common.php. There will be times when it simply has to be blown
away and regenerated, and if it's been 'customized', your work will be lost.
The way we handle it here is with one simple line at the top of the
Common file:
include(RelativePath . "/Custom.php");
Then put all of your own custom functions, classes and routines there.
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joejac
Posts: 242
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| Posted: 07/27/2010, 9:29 AM |
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Great advice datadoit!
I will move my custom code from Common.php to Custom.php, I guess this file has to be created outside of CCS4, because inside CCS as a blank page it gets a lot of extra stuff like i.e Common.php included again, so I guess Custom.php has to be a clean php file, am I right?
Best regards
joejac
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datadoit
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| Posted: 07/27/2010, 9:33 AM |
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Yes, just create the file and give it the appropriate open/close PHP
tags. After that, you can still open and work with it in CCS.
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