Re: ProxySSL/ HTTP-Server + HTML_QuickForm_Controller

On 29 May 2004 at 0:57, Stefan Neufeind wrote: > On 29 May 2004 at 0:51, Matthias H. Risse wrote: > > > i am using a http-proxy to avoid the > > necessity to have an own ssl-certificate for > > each domain. > > > > a script which usually resides here: > > A) --> http://domain.com/quickform.php > > > > is called by ssl via this address: > > B) --> > > https://http-proxy-server.com/domain.com/quickform.php > > > > the renderer produces something like this: > > <form action="/quickform.php" method="post" name="page1" > > id="page1"> > > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > > > > maybe i am blind, but i dont know where to tell the controller > > (or controller_page?) that it should direct any calls to "itself" > > to the B)-address, because i need something like this for the request > > > > <form > > action="https://http-proxy-server.com/domain.com/quickform.php" > > > > method="post" name="page1" id="page1"> > > The third parameter of the QuickForm-constructor should help you out - > it's the form-action: > > function HTML_QuickForm($formName='', $method='post', > $action='', > $target='_self', $attributes=null) > > I don't know about QuickForm_Controller unfortunately. Sorry for the reply to myself :-)) Just looked it up in HTML_QuickForm_Controller. There doesn't seem to be a direct possibility to set the $action-URL like with HTML_QuickForm. So the default $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] will be used. And since your proxy is rewriting the URLs, the script is executed from the webroot of your non-ssl-virtualhost. But having a look at the HTML_QuickForm- constructor you'll also notice that there is a function: $this->updateAttributes($attributes); $attributes is an array, containing also 'action' => $action. So it should be possible to update that attribute after creation of a HTML_QuickForm_Page (which is derived from HTML_QuickForm). Hope it helps, Stefan