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AphrontRedirectResponse:: (8 methods):
setIsExternal()
__construct()
setURI()
getURI()
shouldStopForDebugging()
getHeaders()
buildResponseString()
getURIForRedirect()
Class: AphrontRedirectResponse - X-Ref
TODO: Should be final but isn't because of AphrontReloadResponse.| setIsExternal($external) X-Ref |
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| __construct() X-Ref |
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| setURI($uri) X-Ref |
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| getURI() X-Ref |
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| shouldStopForDebugging() X-Ref |
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| getHeaders() X-Ref |
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| buildResponseString() X-Ref |
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| getURIForRedirect($uri, $is_external) X-Ref |
| Format a URI for use in a "Location:" header. Verifies that a URI redirects to the expected type of resource (local or remote) and formats it for use in a "Location:" header. The HTTP spec says "Location:" headers must use absolute URIs. Although browsers work with relative URIs, we return absolute URIs to avoid ambiguity. For example, Chrome interprets "Location: /\evil.com" to mean "perform a protocol-relative redirect to evil.com". param: string URI to redirect to. param: bool True if this URI identifies a remote resource. return: string URI for use in a "Location:" header. |
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