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It should return either a string value or an array like in:<br>  <blockquote><tt>@array</tt></blockquote> | |
Use drupal_goto when redirecting ? | |
We need the drupal_goto() function, if we want to use absolute urls (e.g. http://example.com) on login redirect.<br> ( That is at least until some better way is found, because using drupal_goto will break modules like content_profile_registration from the content_profile package. ) | |
Don't use drupal_goto(). (DEFAULT OPTION) ( Redirecting to absolute urls won't work, but they are rarely needed for redirect destinations. On the other hand, content_profile_registration will work with this option selected. ) | |
Use drupal_goto(). ( NOTE: will break content_profile_registration saving user data on register. Redirecting to absolute urls will work. ) | |
MORE INFO: If your site has set these two settings at admin/user/settings:<br> 1. Selected: "Visitors can create accounts and no administrator approval is required."<br> 2. Unchecked: "Require e-mail verification when a visitor creates an account"<br> <br> The "Use drupal_goto()" above will prevent the content_profile_registration custom user fields from being saved and will redirect directly to the absolute/relative url you've setup here.<br> | |
The date the webform submission was first saved, either as a draft or completed. | |
The date the webform submission was completed (no longer a draft). |
