Thanks for your reply, I made a redirect component which looks like
this...
<%init>
$r->status(302);
$m->redirect($url);
</%init>
<%args>
$url # URL to redirect to
</%args>
but it produces the same 200 ok problem. I must be missing something?
rgds,
Kristian.
Oliver Jeeves wrote:
Kristian Nilssen wrote:
I have an imageviewer component which indirectly redirects to itself to
redraw the next image in a sequence. Simple data like 'current file
index' is shared through sessions. I don't think I'm calling redirect
properly because I get annoying '200 ok the document has moved here'
messages in firefox. The next_image.html component just increments the
current index and redirects to this main code again. Any ideas on why
the redirect gives me this message?
I had exactly the same problem. See here:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=mason&m=115442833325309&w=2
Basically, it's doing everything that it needs to do to redirect, except
that it isn't setting the correct status.
In fact, $m->abort(xxx) doesn't set the status to xxx like it should,
and redirect() is just a wrapper around this.
I'm using mod_perl and found I had to implement my own redirect function
that calls
$r->status(xxx)
first.
The correct status for a redirect is 3xx, usually 301, 302 (the resource
requested is here) or 303 (the results of whatever you've just done are
here). If in doubt, just use 302.
If anyone has an explanation of why $m->abort(xxx) doesn't set the
status, I'd be interested to know.
-Oli
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