Seems to be impossible, just because the only parameters you can set are far less than setting a referrer. Thus you’ve to rely on your browser capabilities. However the most reliable way is to redirect with referrer in mind. Something like _GET parameters.
$this->_redirect('/url/return-to/1');
Once this parameter is processed by the controller/action you can return to the referrer!
Related posts:
- Redirecting with Zend Framework
- Zend Framework – Disable Zend Layout
- Zend Examples: GET Parameters Default Value
other ways to do
//example 1
$this->_helper->getHelper(‘Redirector’)->gotoSimple(‘action’, ‘controller’, ‘module’, array(‘param1′ => $value1, ‘param2′=>$value2));
//example 2
return $this->_forward(‘action’,'controller’,'module’, array(‘param1′=>$param1));
i forgot,
//example 3
in your view send:
$backurl = urlencode($this->Url());
in your action:
$this->_helper->getHelper(‘Redirector’)->gotoUrl(urldecode($backurl))