You have described my problem nearly perfect, with one difference: There is a path from index to sub1, from sub1 to sub2 and from sub2 to sub3, every step should use the LOAD-function. Every step adds some information. After the last step the whole information should be sent to index2 (using session variables), but the last page (index2) should be a new page with a new view. Therefore I have tried a "redirect".
No, ajax_trap=False did not work, I have tried it - but thank you for the proposal. The book says: *ajax_trap is ignored *and assumed to be True if ajax=True. 2012/7/27 Niphlod <[email protected]> > I've not tested it, but there's a misunderstanding here I think. > > Say that "URL() gets the extension from the current request if not > specified" is true. This is generally "wanted" because links in a LOADed > portion of the frame must not contain the whole layout. > > But I think you want a LOADed form to submit and redirect to a "full" page > (i.e. with fully loaded layout). This means to load in a portion of the > page a form and when submit redirect to another page, not "retaining" the > one that loaded the form in the first place. > i.e. in the browser address bar you want to jump from /index - where /sub2 > is loaded - to /sub3 that will redirect to /index2 > vs > being stuck to /index > > This is not the default behaviour and is managed by the ajax_trap > parameter, that is assumed to be True for ajax=True. > > Did you try your code with ajax=True and ajax_trap=False ? > > > On Friday, July 27, 2012 8:43:07 PM UTC+2, mweissen wrote: >> >> I have tried: >> redirect(URL('index2',vars={'**text':request.vars.text}, >> extension=False)) >> Sorry, the same result - index2 is "loaded". >> >> >> 2012/7/27 Bruno Rocha <[email protected]> >> >>> put extension=False in URL >>> >>> redirect(URL('index2',extensio**n='html',vars={'text':request.**vars.text}, >>> extension=False)) >>> >>> >>> >> -- > > --
