Bug #96813
Updated by Stefan P almost 2 years ago
Steps to reproduce: * Register your event class at the @BeforeRedirectEvent@ * Let felogin trigger a redirect reload * the event gets fired * Problem: you have no way to do anything meaningful because the result value is not returned and no objects (e.g. the @LoginConroller@) are passed as argument. The event gets the redirect URL and the login-type passed as parameter. But you neither can return a changed redirect URL nor change the calling controller (e.g. to inject another redirect URL). The Event should provide at least one way to actually use the result from the event. I flagged this as a bug, not as a feature, because the feature itself (the event) is already there, but it's just dead code.