[sv1cec]

I am not sure if someone would be interested in that, but I noticed that if you do a search and come up with the results, then you do an inline moderation action, like delete a thread (supposing you are allowed to do that), then you are no longer returned to the search results, but to the forums home page.

That bothered me, since I use the search to find all posts since yesterday, and I want to return there to check for more.

What I came up with, is that you may catch up the fact that you called the inlinemod.php from the search results, and have the program return you there. All you have to do is to pass a hidden parameter from the search_results template form to inlinemod.php.

Here is what you have to do:

Open your search_results template and find:

<input type="hidden" name="unsafe" value="1" />

Right below that, add:

<input type="hidden" name="searchid" value="$searchid" />

Save the template. Now open your inlinemod.php file and find:

PHP Code:

if ($_POST['type'] == 'thread')
{
    // Set our globals
    $vars['inlineid'] = htmlspecialchars_uni($_COOKIE['bbinlineid']);
    $vars['forumid'] = intval(end(explode('_', $vars['inlineid'])));
    $vars['action'] = htmlspecialchars_uni($_POST['inlinemodact']);
    $vars['forum'] = fetch_foruminfo($vars['forumid']); 


Right below that, add:

PHP Code:

    $searchid=$_POST['searchid']; 


Further down in the same file, find:

PHP Code:

if ($vars['forumid'])
    {
        $url = "forumdisplay.php?$session[sessionurl]f=$vars[forumid]&mod=1";
    } 


Replace all occurences of that piece of code, with:

PHP Code:

if ($vars['forumid'])
    {
            $url = "forumdisplay.php?$session[sessionurl]f=$vars[forumid]&mod=1";
    }
if ($searchid!='')
    {
        $url = "search.php?searchid=$searchid";
    } 


Now everytime you went to inlinemod.php from a search results page, you will be returned to your search results, after the inline moderation action is completed.

Rgds
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John