To reproduce: 1. Turn on OPACReportProblem 2. Go to the OPAC - DO NOT log in at this point, log out if you are 3. Click "Report a problem" at the bottom of the page (opac-main.pl) 4. It will ask you to log in, log in --> Problem found on page is /cgi-bin/koha/opac-reportproblem.pl 5. Click the Koha logo to go back to the main page 6. Click "Report a problem" again --> Problem found on page is /cgi-bin/koha/opac-main.pl It should probably remember which page the patron was on when they clicked the link to report a problem?
For me, Koha is recording the OPAC home page (/) as the problematic page, irrespective of: - whether I'm logged in or not - irrespective of the page I'm on For example: 1. Log out of the OPAC 2. Go to a detail page for a record (for example http://127.0.0.1:8080/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=262) or any other page (except the OPAC home page) 3. Click on report a problem in the footer 4. Prompted to log in 5. Log in 6. For the form, / is shown for "Problem found on page" 7. Enter some details and submit 8. In the staff interface, the problem page is reported as the OPAC home page Maybe this feature requires some other bugs to be applied, or that aren't in master yet? Or maybe I'm misunderstanding and getting confused with bug 31028 ...