Hi Ingo
> What about the URL? If I do it like this, will the browser
> change its URL or will it still display /screen/<xy>/action/<z> after the
> redirect?
The URL will change too. But you must keep in mind, that this means a double
HTTP request every time.
--> http/post /screen/<xy>/action/<z> (exec action successfully)
<-- response/redirect /screen/Home
--> http/get /screen/Home
<-- response
If this is a performance issue we should search another solution like using
GET instead of POST (but this ends with very long url's).
regards Mirko
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