Problem with redirection upon not acceptance of terms and conditions

Hi Kyle,
There is a bug/missing feature in the new terms and conditions redirect feature of community builder system plugin. The thing is that it only accepts full URLs (so " munich.international-friends.net/terms-menu/statement-of-rights?site_id=:master_db :" instead of the easier to use "/terms-menu/statement-of-rights?site_id=:master_db:")
It is extremely annoying/unusable in my case as I have a lot of different sites and they all have a multi-site environment.

I have tried every which way, it always wants to have the domain name in the link as well. Or can I use substitutions?

Don't use relative SEF URLs. That's not a lack of feature, but a wrong way to supply URL parameters. Use non-SEF beginning with index.php for all parameter asking for URLs. Latest CB build release will pass the URL through SEF (substitutions are also supported now).

Non-SEF URL produce the same stuff. You still need to append the domain name (ie they are absolute links instead of relative links).

Hi,
I tried /index.php?option=com_multisitescontent&view=article&site_id=:master_db:&id=271&Itemid=2286,
I tried /terms-menu/statement-of-rights?site_id=:master_db: ,
I tried [cb:config param="live_site" /]/index.php?option=com_multisitescontent&view=article&site_id=:master_db:&id=271&Itemid=2286 ,
I tried [cb:config param="live_site" /]/terms-menu/statement-of-rights?site_id=:master_db: ,
I tried [cb:config param="live_site" /]index.php?option=com_multisitescontent&view=article&site_id=:master_db:&id=271&Itemid=2286
I tried [cb:config param="live_site" /]terms-menu/statement-of-rights?site_id=:master_db:

None of the above works.

The only one that worked was munich.international-friends.net/terms-menu/statement-of-rights?site_id=:master_db :

It would be much much better if one of the first two I tried would have worked.

Do not add a leading slash. Begin with index.php directly. It will be ran through Joomlas SEF function and come out correctly based off of that. It will not do that if you add a leading slash. All of our URL parameters expect the URL to begin with index.php and be non-SEF in order to be processed by SEF correctly. All other URLs just output as is without being touched.

OK now it seems to work. I am doing final checks but "index.php?option=com_multisitescontent&view=article&site_id=:master_db:&id=271&Itemid=2286" seems to work now.