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On Monday 07 July 2003 16:27, you wrote:
> On Mon, 07 Jul 2003, Waldo Bastian wrote:
> > Attached are two patches as a partial fix to the referrer problem. It
> > changes the way how d->m_pageReferrer is set within KHTMLPart: It is now
> > set according to the information that it gets back from the io-slave
> > (http slave). This ensures that the document.referrer is better synced to
> > the actual referrer send by the http-slave.
>
> Not that I actually read the patch yet, but I just wanted to note that
> document.referrer is not supposed to be synced with the referrer that the
> kio_http sends. it should contain the url the user browsed before, not the
> one embedded objects refer to.

It seems that KDE 3.1.1 broke this (r1.828/r1.770.2.15 to be exacly)

khtml_part.h says
  /**
   * Referrer used for links in this page.
   */
  QString referrer() const;

But the implementation returns d->m_pageReferrer which is the url the user 
browsed before. Javascript's document.referrer() should clearly return 
d->m_pageReferrer but e.g. saveLinkAs should use d->m_referrer. Since KDE 
3.1.1 it uses d->m_pageReferrer which is wrong.

I suggest to revert referrer() to it's KDE 3.1 behavior and add an additional 
function QString pageReferrer() const; which can then be used by 
document.referrer()

Cheers,
Waldo
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