Graham Dumpleton
grahamd at dscpl.com.au
Sun Dec 11 06:25:37 EST 2005
On 11/12/2005, at 10:02 PM, Graham Dumpleton wrote: > There are also some implications > of using req.internal_redirect() if the original request was POST. > That is > that on subsequent interpretation it will be seen as a GET request > instead. > This will be a problem if the form parameters for the POST were in the > content of the request and not in the URL as with GET. Whoops, partly spouting nonsense here. Am getting myself confused with mod_python.publisher behaviour, whereby an internal redirect for a POST with mod_python.publisher will not necessarily work as the first application of mod_python.publisher will consume request content so that it isn't available to the latter to which the request may be redirected. There is a case where POST gets converted to GET on an internal redirect, but I think that is where the target mapped to an actual directory. Thus it is a quite specific case which will probably not be an issue. Getting late, time to go get some sleep..... Graham
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