Let PJAX request follows HTTP Redirect in any case #5
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Let PJAX request follows HTTP Redirect in any case
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Since this is a fork, I'm not sure what CS we should take. Should we keep the original CS or the one used by Yii? Currently all core Yii JS are using spaces instead of tabs. |
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Depends on our intention to merge changes back. If we want it code style should be kept. |
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As you may see in the code, I won't fire
pjax:errorevent in case of a redirect, because I think this is not useful (and a http redirect is not an error IMHO)Question, should JS files be rewritten with spaces instead of tabs ?