#487 "Save and Continue Edit" - 403 Forbidden Error

[Qcybb]

Using the "Save and Continue Edit" button causes a 403 Forbidden Error. The POST fails and then tries to perform a directory listing (which is not allowed).

[error] 65051#0: *50174 directory index of "/usr/opt/www/example.com/httpdocs/secretDir/" is forbidden

If I just use the "Edit" button, everything works normally.

[Jakub Vrána]

What's the error message?

[Qcybb]

The error message I receive is : 403 Forbidden

Apache logs show :

[error] 65051#0: *50174 directory index of "/usr/opt/www/example.com/httpdocs/secretDir/" is forbidden

[Qcybb]

What exactly is supposed to happen when you click the "Save and Continue Edit" button? On my server, it's trying to do a directory request - which is not allowed.

If I do allow the directory request, it tries to load another instance of adminer inside adminer.

[Jakub Vrána]

Adminer sends a POST request with the data to save to the same URL. It uses AJAX with JS enabled.

[Qcybb]

When I click the "Save and Continue Edit" button, this is the error I receive :

directory index of "/example.com/httpdocs/sql-admin/" is forbidden, client: xx.xx.xx.xx, server: www.example.com, request: "POST /sql-admin/ HTTP/1.1", host: "www.example.com", referrer: "http://www.example.com/sql-admin/adminer.php?username=test&db=testing&edit=payment&where%5Bid%5D=4"

Why is the POST trying bring up the directory index?

However, if I click the "Save" button, everything works perfectly.

[Qcybb]

The "Save and Continue Edit" button does not work in Internet Explorer 11.

However, it works in Google Chrome and Firefox.

[Qcybb]

Is this issue ever going to get fixed?

The "Save and Continue Edit" button still does not work in Internet Explorer 11 in Admin 4.2.5 - when the button is clicked, it produces a 404 error.

This only happens in IE 11 - but works fine in Chrome and Firefox.

[Jakub Vrána]

It seems that IE interprets an empty URL in XMLHttpRequest.open as the same directory whereas it should be the current file. Please report this to Microsoft.