verify.php bug and possible solution.

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Basically the problem is that when you have a relative path (users/verify.php or just verify.php) then it is relative to your current directory. If you are on a page in the users/ directory then you need to redirect to verify.php but if you are on a page in the root directory (or some other application directory that your developer-who-is-using-US has created for their app) then you need to redirect to users/verify.php (or ../users/verify.php or ../../users/verify.php or etc.).

The right solution is to change the relative redirect into an absolute redirect:

Code:

Redirect::to($us_url_root.'users/verify.php');

but until that can be done across the board in all US scripts (and probably in applications that other people have developed and have used the Redirect::to() call and used relative paths as an argument) then a change/hack such as I have suggested in the link above will get past most of the pain.