On Mar 23, 11:31 pm, "Mike Orr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why? It seems intuitive to me. The first request doesn't know what
> the URL is but it knows the user shouldn't be going out of the preview
> section.
The first request should be able to decide if it will redirect to an
error, or a 'unprivileged without preview cookie, login/etc'
> The really proper way is to call url_for and have it return a valid
> URL. That assumes you've set specific routes to all valid locations,
> which you should normally do anyway, although it gets difficult if one
> action handles a large subtree. If it returns None, the URL is
> invalid so you call url_for("preview") instead.
that would be ideal. url_for() doesnt seem to work like that though
(maybe its because of the debug environment?) it spits back the same
url i give it, or will give me a named url. its annoying.
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