[EMAIL PROTECTED], el jueves 20 de octubre a las 14:01 me escribiste:
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> I would disagree here(I believe we have talk about this before).
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> return cherrypy.HTTPRedirect.
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> It looks like two incompatible meaning in one. Do you want to return or
> redirect ?
You want to return the result of the operation. It can be a simple dict to
be processed by the template (or something else) or it can be a HTTP error
code.
What about:
if I_need_redirect:
cherrypy.setResponseCode(cherry.py.HTTPRedirect)
return
(I don't know that much about cherrypy so I'm making up the
setResponseCode function, but I guess cherrypy have something like it)
In this way you can even have a redirect and process the template too
(with some special values), because you can have a redirect error code and
a beatiful webpage explaining what happend in case the browser don't
support redirect (and the same for NotFound, Forbiden, etc).
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