bug: if( $referer = wp_get_referer() && false …

  • Resolved DrLightman

    (@drlightman)


    10 years ago

    if( ( $referer = wp_get_referer() ) && …

    must be enclosed between parenthesis to give it precedence, otherwise $referer will be filled with the result of all the rest, that is:

    $referer = wp_get_referer() && false !== strpos( $referer, ‘edit-tags.php’ )

    resulting in unhexpected results, and more importantly I don’t think it would have been meant to be filled with that.

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