Ronny Haryanto wrote: > On Sun, May 11, 2008 at 11:55 AM, M.Ganesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> I am displaying a list of records in a page. I have a link in that page >> which will take me to a form for adding one more record. How do I come >> back to the previous page after adding a record? >> > > If the "previous page" is always the same, then you could return a > HttpResponseRedirect to that view in your view method that handles the > adding of one record. > > >> I remember seeing somewhere a trick involving something like <a >> href=/list/add/?next=request.get_full_path>Add</a>...... >> > > Alternatively, you could probably record the user's trail or view > history in the database, then show it somewhere in the page, so the > user can decide themselves which page they want to go back to. > > Ronny > > Thanks Ronny for your response, however this doesn't answer my requirement. Probably I've to state my requirement more clearly. I have various pages for general viewing where authentication is not required. But if a user decides to add a record, he has to first login. I take him to a login page for that. After he logs in I want to bring him back to the same page. Note that a user can come to the login page from any of the different pages. Hence the 'previous page' is not always the same.
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