destination

hi simon,

no, you can reproduce that by trying something like:

http://www.example.com/comment/reply/101?destination=otherpage

you get a form tag like that:

form action="/comment/reply/101" method="post" id="comment_form" destination="otherpage" id="comment_form"

destination becomes an attribute
if you preview your post, destination gets lost
but even if you don't preview, it doesn't redirects to the desired page

comparing with a forum node form:

http://www.example.com/node/add/forum/9?destination=otherpage

you get:

form action="/node/add/forum/9?destination=otherpage" method="post" id="node-form" enctype="multipart/form-data"

if you preview and submit, ou just submit, it works, redirecting as needed.

Some observations:

I've "worked out" my specyfic problem using form_alter to place an edit[destination] hidden field inside my comment's forms.

This "destination" parameter is not used for comments anywhere in core (if not so, someone would have noted, i think), so it feels like a "feature request", but i seems like easy to solve and the behavior "should" be consistent, IMHO.

tks!
Pacheco