Edit the redirect's for faster handling

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JAM
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Edit the redirect's for faster handling

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The posting.php, around line 1014:

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meta_refresh(X, $redirect_url);
...could be like this instead:

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redirect($redirect_url);
The X is an for me unknown integer as I think I messed with it prior to posting this thread. A mass editing of all the meta_refresh(NUM, $redirect_url) to a NUM value of 0 or 1 could aswell be in order.

just ideas. :mrgreen:
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Re: Edit the redirect's for faster handling

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You could always click the links if you don't like waiting. :P That's what I do.
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Re: Edit the redirect's for faster handling

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scottayy wrote:You could always click the links if you don't like waiting. :P That's what I do.
Yah, or use greasemonkey, but... :lol:
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Re: Edit the redirect's for faster handling

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i second this!
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me 3!
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