Form not redirecting

anything?

I've got exactly the same thing. Settings are ok, but I still get redirected to the submitted node.

Maybe it's a conflicting module? Pathauto? Global redirect?

Could you please list some steps to reproduce the bug?
Thanks,
Francesco

I tried adding a $form['#redirect'] to my node/edit forms, and found that when there is a ?destination= parameter set in the url, that the destination always takes precedence over what is set in the form array. I looked at this module to see if it handled this situation or not. Looks like it doesn't, and I'm pretty sure that the url destination is what is the problem. Maybe this module should rewrite links to the form itself?

I ended up just setting $_REQUEST['destination'] to where I wanted it to redirect in my custom form submit handler, and it works great now.

I had the nodevote module installed on my localhost installation of drupal. I've created a left side block and put the nodevote form there by using the drupal_get_form(). When pressing the submit for voting, it redirects me to the page of the node, so I supposed I could use the custom (form) destination module to instead redirect me to the front page when voting. Sad to say, it's not redirecting me to the front page. The form id for the said nodevote form is 'nodevote_rate_form'.

I have installed this to redirect my user-register process to a newly created page and it simply doesn't work. I have tried accessing the new page directly which works fine and double-checked the id of the form using Firebug which it shows as "user-register"

Any ideas on how to troubleshoot this would be much appreciated.

Up. Got the same issue here.

I had problems getting this module to work on the user creation pages. I had success with unsetting the 'destination' form key in a hook_form_alter. Having to have a hook_form_alter to get this module to work on some forms half defeats the purpose, but there it is.

    // Unset the destination if one exists,
    // else the redirection will fail.
    if (isset($_GET['destination'])) {
      unset($_GET['destination']);
      // The request_path() is introduced in D7.
      // drupal_goto(request_path());
      // But $_GET['q'] works fine in D6 i guess.
      drupal_goto($_GET['q']);
    }

Seems to work great in Drupal 7, it may also work for D6 with $_GET['q'].
Placed inside the check that looks if the form has a customdestination set in the database that's run inside hook_form_alter(). Might also want to code an extra option column in the db, 'override get destination url' or something, so people can choose. (although if you set a customdestination, i asume you want that to work, so might be a bit overkill to make that selectable, maybe it would make sense if there's also an option to select roles...)