Hi,
def foo(request):
....
return django.http.HttpResponseRedirect(newlocation)
newlocation can be an URL. I create them with
django.core.urlresolvers.reverse().
Thomas
nbv4 schrieb:
> If the user goes to /foobar, I want it to redirect him to /foobar-page-
> XX, XX being the last page. I have a this in my urlconf"
>
> (r'^foobar/
> $',
> 'project.main.views.foobar_no_page', ),
> (r'^foobar-page-(?P<page>\d{1,4})/$',
> 'project.main.views.foobar', ),
>
> foobar() in my views in my main function, foobar_no_page() is have set
> as:
>
> def logbook_no_page(request):
>
> return HttpResponse(location='/foobar-page-55')
>
>
> but that obviously doesn't work. How can I do this?
>
>
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