Gday folks,
I've written a middleware to add some session variables based on the
request variable; this is done in process_request, which always
returns None. I'd like to set some cookies as well, based on the same
session variables, which should be done in process_response. I wrote
the method, but found it was not dropping cookies, so I simplified it
some, here is my current version:
def process_response(self, request, response):
"""Drop cookies based on whether a user has selected an
offer
Always drop (refresh) the greencode cookie and RefCode
cookie
Drop offer cookies based on whether the user has clicked-
through on
an offer.
"""
print "BAH!"
#if request.session.get('grc'):
#response.set_cookie('_gc', request.session['grc'],
315360000,
#domain=domain)
#response.set_cookie('RefCode',
request.session['refcode'], 315360000,
#domain=domain)
return response
This, unfortunately, doesn't print anything to the server log (either
when running the development server, or on an apache/mod_wsgi
environment). Even when I change response to an empty HttpResponse(),
I still get the response the view returned. So surely this all means
that the process_response method is not being called.
Does anyone have any suggestion as to why this might be happening, and
how to rectify it?
Thanks,
Brenton
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