Hi
I am creating my first serious project with Django and looking for
ways to play around with the urls. For instance lets say a user was
sending a message to another user from (current url on the browser) "/
send_message/" and I want to redirect the user on posting the message
to /sent_messages/ or /failed_messages/ based on the success/failure
of the send_message operation, the 2 ways I can think of are:
1) HttpResponseRedirect("/failed_messages/?status=fail&info=Max+message
+count+reached) #or some such thing with messy urls
2) return show_failed_messages( request, message="Fail. Max message
count reached" ) #this would still show "/send_message/" for the URL
but the template rendered would be my_messages.html
Ideal case for me would be to call the show_failed_messages (or
show_sent_messages) view function with the HttpRequest object and
extra parameters for status messages etc, but somehow show the URL on
the browser as "/my_messages/" without all the get variables.
Hope I have worded my problem right. Any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks in Advance,
S
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