Hmm. $response-setRedirect() assumes you are providing it a url so its
probably best if that were an absolute path.
Also, it does not stop the dispatchloop from executing, so you might
have to do $request-setDispatched(true);
To get a sense of how redirecting is handled, you might want to
Hi, Ralph:
Thanks for taking the time to check this out and for the lead.
$response-sendHeaders() seems to have done it.
I see what you mean about setRedirect(); Is there a better way than using
Response's setRedirect() method? Maybe something that has a signature like
this:
Hello, everybody:
I've got a controller helper plugin that has a preDispatch method in it.
It's checking to see if the user has logged in via an off-site
authentication service, and if not, redirects the user to an Authentication
controller do that part of the work.
However, the redirect isn't
