After reading faqs... still have two rules that cannot do... at least are they "doable" with rules?

Yup, I´ve checked that module before, but thought that maybe rules could do what I needed. I´ve revisited all examples, but none of them seems to fit...

For the first one, I think that it can be done with a tokenized redirect.
The thing is that the token [node:og-id] doesn´t seems to work. (in fact; all tokens work except the group ones, is like it won´t take the group).
So if I´m at /node/add/story?gids[]=16 (where 16 is the group´s id), and save that story, I want the user to go again to /node/add/story?gids[]=16 to create another one right away.

I´ve set: /node/add/story ? gids[]=[node:og-id]

and won´t work. I´ve even tried: gids[]=<?php $gid; ?>

I´ve set the rule:
ON event After saving new content
Content created is story
AND
Content is a group post
DO
Redirect to ... And here is that I´ve tried: /node/add/story?gids[]=[node:og-id]
If I try other tokens it works, but after the = nothing shows up, as if the token weren´t there...

Any ideas?
Thanks!!
Rosamunda

I´ve tried this too (without success):

ON event After saving new content
IF
Created content is story
AND
Content is a group post

DO
Save a contenido
Execute custom PHP code
Redirect to a new node/story/add but for the same group the user is still in

The custom code is

<?php
if (module_exists('og')) {
  $group_node = og_get_group_context();
  $gid02 = $group_node->nid;
  $gid = (int)$gid02;
  if ($gid02 === null) $gid = 0;
  $output .= $gid;
}
?>

The Redirect to a new node/story/add but for the same group the user is still in shows this

node/add/story?gids[]=<?php print $output;?>

I´m still being redirected to:
http://www.mysite.com/node/add/story?gids[]=

Maybe I could add a redirect rule inside the php code, instead of adding it with a separate action... but I don´t know how.

This is what I´ve tried but there´s a sintaxis problem... because I get an error

drupal_goto($path = '/node/add/story?gids[]='.

if ( arg(0) == 'node' && is_numeric(arg(1)) && ! arg(2) ) {
  $node = node_load(arg(1));
  print $node->nid; 
}
);

the error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_IF in /...../rules/rules/modules/php.rules.inc(107) : eval()'d code on line 3

And if I change it to

if ( arg(0) == 'node' && is_numeric(arg(1)) && ! arg(2) ) {
$node = node_load(arg(1));
drupal_goto($path = '/node/add/story?gids[]='.$node->nid);
}

It won´t appear the error, but there is no redirection either...