dev/core#1905 force backend links for new "configure" buttons

[agh1]

Overview

The "Configure" buttons added in #17942 and edited in #18064 generate frontend links in WordPress and Joomla. This modifies them to force backend links.

Before

Link attempts to load admin form on frontend in CMSes with distinct front and back ends.

After

Backend link formed where appropriate.

[civibot]

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[agh1]

CC @jitendrapurohit @eileenmcnaughton @MikeyMJCO

[eileenmcnaughton]

test this please

[eileenmcnaughton]

thanks @agh1 - I didn't know about that magic param (although I personally hate abbreviate-to-meaninglessness- in param names that's not new here

[agh1]

@eileenmcnaughton yeah it's a bit of a scavenger hunt to find those params. If you look where the Smarty block is defined you can see it calls up CRM_Utils_System::crmURL(), and there is passes them along to CRM_Utils_System::url():

civicrm-core/CRM/Utils/System.php

Lines 415 to 423 in bd28ecf

	return self::url(
	$p,
	CRM_Utils_Array::value('q', $params),
	CRM_Utils_Array::value('a', $params, FALSE),
	CRM_Utils_Array::value('f', $params),
	CRM_Utils_Array::value('h', $params, TRUE),
	CRM_Utils_Array::value('fe', $params, FALSE),
	CRM_Utils_Array::value('fb', $params, FALSE)
	);

but you have to look there to find what those params stand for:

civicrm-core/CRM/Utils/System.php

Lines 244 to 252 in bd28ecf

	public static function url(
	$path = NULL,
	$query = NULL,
	$absolute = FALSE,
	$fragment = NULL,
	$htmlize = TRUE,
	$frontend = FALSE,
	$forceBackend = FALSE
	) {

[eileenmcnaughton]

ouch

[jitendrapurohit]

Thanks for the follow up PRs @agh1