On Dec 16, 5:57 pm, pragmatic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anand,
> I'm not sure what you're suggesting. I did you web.seeother but it
> does not work correctly in Firefox. Firefox will attempt to re-post
> the form.
> Steps to repeat:
> 1. Create a page with form on it.
> 2. Post with the form, process it and the redirect using web.seeother
> 3. Now with the new page simply refresh the browser (Firefox) and you
> will get a warning about re-posting the variables.
>
The behaviour you are describing will be the same (as far as I
remember) with asp / asp.net ( using Response.Redirect(url) in
asp.net).
in web.py web.redirect() sends 301 code and web.seeother() sends 302
> What I'm suggesting is a change to the API to make it work as expected
> (as expected by anyone whose used another web framework that is).
>
If someone filled in the data correctly and posted it to the server,
it is most likely that you will not show him/her the for again but a
message like: "Thanks for filling all of your details, the spam is on
its way", right? ;-)
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